Director, Marketing Communications

About Cellular Intelligence Cellular Intelligence is building a universal foundation model for cell signaling to understand, predict, and ultimately control how cells behave, transforming biology from trial and error into an engineering discipline. A clinical-stage AI company, Cellular Intelligence holds the global rights to STEM-PD, an investigational Phase 2-ready cell therapy for Parkinson's disease with FDA Fast Track designation, acquired from Novo Nordisk. The company's founding team includes repeat AI entrepreneur Micha Breakstone, Ph.D. ( Chorus.ai , acquired for $575M), the Head of the Fundamental AI Group at MIT, and five professors from Harvard Medical School, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Washington, collectively holding five National Academy memberships. Based in Boston, Cellular Intelligence has raised over $70M from Khosla Ventures, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Novo Nordisk, AMD Ventures, and others. Cellular Intelligence’s Core Values We show up - fully accountable, all-in, doing whatever it takes. We act with urgency - swift, decisive, proactive. We support one another - collaborative, helpful, empathetic. Location: Boston, Austin, or San Fransico Reports to : Chief Marketing Officer About the role: We're looking for a MarCom Director to help run marketing and communications day to day: an opinionated operator who can help turn strategy into a running machine, get the best work out of top-shelf vendors, and drive creative output to the highest standard. You'll keep workstreams and partners moving in harmony, quarterback our biggest moments end to end, and help make the company look and feel bigger and more established than its size and stage at every turn. Part architect and part athlete, the right candidate doesn’t wait to be told what to do. We want someone with strong, experience-grounded instincts and the confidence to act on them; someone who can take a general direction and make it real across every audience and channel without constant oversight. Responsibilities: Run the operating rhythm. Stand up and own the systems everything routes through: tasks, owners, stakeholders, statuses, and deadlines across web, social, media, bus dev / partnering support, events, and internal communications. Anyone in our orbit should be working from the same source of truth. Orchestrate agencies and vendors. Bring multiple PR agencies, creative, web, social, and specialist contractors together as one coordinated team rather than separate workstreams. Run the kickoffs and syncs, hold the lanes, and enable top-shelf partners to do their best work. Own our biggest moments end to end. Drive major announcements (transactions, partnerships, funding, program milestones) and major company events, including the convergence moments where news and events land at once. Build in global coordination and sequencing (US, Denmark, Israel, and others) from the start. Conceive and execute events that punch above our weight. Envision, plan, and run company events, hosted symposiums, convenings, and conference activations that make CI feel bigger than its stage. Own the full arc from concept (goal, audience, format, point of view) through build, run-of-show, and follow-through. Treat every event as a chance to outclass companies several times our size. Hold the creative bar. Review and elevate copy, visuals, and campaign work to a standard that ships without extensive rework or creative thrashing. Know the difference between fine, excellent and exemplary, and push to the latter. Translate the story across every touchpoint. Take our core narrative and make it land across web, social, media, events, and partner-facing surfaces, with the right signal for each audience. This is where most of the day-to-day lives. Own asset readiness. Treat make-or-break copy and visuals as deliverables with their own deadlines, baked, reviewed and bought into before go time rather than built in a scramble. Sustain an always-on presence.