| Are you ready to take the next step in your career and join a company that will both challenge and truly value your talent? Since 1949, the JEOL legacy has been one of providing solutions for innovation. JEOL positively challenges the world's highest technology, forever contributing to the progress in both Science and Human society through its products. We have 60 years of expertise in the field of electron microscopy, more than 50 years in mass spectrometry and NMR spectrometry, and more than 40 years of e-beam lithography leadership. The primary business of JEOL USA is the sales of new instruments and peripherals and support of scientific instruments throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, and South America. Product Marketing Manager, Analytical Instrumentation In this newly created position you will generate market awareness and market share growth by planning and implementing marketing strategies and product promotion programs, both long and short range, targeting existing and new markets for JEOL’s MS, NMR and ESR product lines. Specific duties include: Develop and implement marketing plans and campaigns designed to generate sales leads for MS, NMR and ESR products Plan trade show activity and represents the Company at conferences, symposiums and tradeshows Evaluate market research to recommend adjustments to marketing strategy Establish relationships with industry influencers and key strategic partners. Meets with key clients, assists sales representatives in maintaining relationships and cultivating strategic partnerships Monitors competitor’s products, sales and marketing activities Oversees the creation of print, email, website, and social media content. Proposes and manages the Marketing budget for the assigned product lines Generates press releases and interface with PR firms Designs and conduct surveys, and analyzes and assists in the interpretation of market research data Use CRM marketing tools to develop content and campaigns. Guides and advise sales and applications staff to ensure alignment between sales tactics and product marketing strategies. | 
