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Director, Demand Generation

North America

About Us

Qualio is a unified quality and compliance management platform that helps regulated organizations get products to market faster with reduced risk. Trusted by biopharma, medtech, and diagnostics companies worldwide, Qualio eliminates fragmented systems that create audit delays and compliance blind spots. Our platform enables audit readiness in weeks through multi-standard automated gap analysis and evidence reuse across ISO and FDA requirements. Qualio is ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and ISO 27701 certified, reflecting our commitment to security, quality, and privacy.

The Qualio team is all-remote, and currently distributed across North America, Europe and Australia.

What's the opportunity?

Pipeline generation is at the heart of Qualio’s growth strategy. We are shifting to a full-funnel, AI-native demand engine that supports three distinct motions: net new platform, expansion into the installed base, and servicing the next generation of pharma, biotech and medical device companies

The Director of Demand Generation owns that engine. You design the programs, run the channels, and drive the pipeline coverage that the revenue org depends on. You work in close partnership with the BDR team, RevOps, Product Marketing, and Sales to make sure every motion is coordinated and every budget dollar is traceable to pipeline impact.

This is not a role for someone who runs campaigns. It is a role for someone who builds systems, thinks in funnels, experiments relentlessly, and treats AI as infrastructure, not a feature.

What will I be doing?

Manage a team to build and run a full-funnel demand engine with AI at its core. Design programs that cover all three sales motions: net new platform, installed base expansion, and enterprise. Every workflow you build starts with the question of where AI can remove friction, increase throughput, or surface signal earlier. You do not add AI on top of existing processes. You redesign the process with AI as a foundational input, and you document the before and after so others can follow.

Partner with the BDR team to drive outbound pipeline quality. You provide ICP-fit targeting, campaign context, intent signals, and qualification intelligence that makes their outreach sharper. You work with the BDR team on scoring logic, sequence strategy, and the feedback loop between outbound activity and pipeline outcomes. When outbound is not working, you figure out why together.

Run structured experiments and build a learning culture. You treat every channel as a hypothesis. You set up tests with clear success criteria, document outcomes whether they work or not, and make it easy for the rest of the team to learn from what you build. You are comfortable killing programs that do not perform.

Own channel strategy and budget allocation. You have managed paid, organic, outbound, content syndication, and events channels simultaneously. You make investment decisions from contribution data. You use signal-based outbound tools such as Clay and intent data platforms, not broadcast sequences.

Build and maintain attribution infrastructure. Work with RevOps to keep pipeline attribution clean and trusted. CAC payback and channel contribution are metrics you can speak to in any conversation, not just reporting cycles. The GTM team should have real-time pipeline visibility every week, and you are accountable for that data being accurate and acted on.

Model AI adoption for the broader team. You do not just use AI yourself. You build workflows that others can follow, document what works, and actively help the demand gen function and BDR team raise their own AI fluency. You bring the same experimental energy to AI adoption that you bring to pipeline programs.

What skills do I need?

  • Pipeline ownership track record. You have been accountable for a pipeline number, not a lead number. You can talk about coverage ratios, conversion rates by stage, what drove pipeline in each period, and what you changed when it was not working. You have managed multiple channels simultaneously and made budget decisions from contribution data, not intuition.
  • AI-first operating mindset. You think about demand generation in terms of systems and workflows and treat AI as a design constraint, not an add-on. You have used AI tooling to materially change how campaigns are built, how leads are scored, how sequences are personalized, or how performance is reported. You can name specific tools, describe specific changes, and quantify the impact. You are not catching up on AI. You are running experiments with it now.
  • B2B SaaS background with life sciences advantage. You have a minimum of 3 to 5 years of demand generation experience in B2B SaaS and understand how recurring revenue models, complex buying cycles, and multi-stakeholder deals shape how demand programs are built and measured. You know the difference between a practitioner buyer and an executive buyer. Direct experience in life sciences, compliance, or regulatory tech is a meaningful advantage. If you do not have it, you demonstrate you ramp fast in technical or compliance-driven markets.
  • Team building track record. You have recruited, built, and managed a demand generation team before and know what good looks like at each level.
  • Deep fluency with modern demand gen tooling. You are comfortable with Clay, HubSpot, intent data platforms, and sales engagement tools. You understand how enrichment workflows, ICP scoring, and signal-based outreach work in practice. You can assess a MarTech stack, identify the gaps, and prioritize what to build versus what to buy.
  • Experimentation discipline. You run tests with clear hypotheses and clean measurement. You are not attached to any one channel or tactic. You have killed programs that others believed in because the data said they were not working. You document learnings as a default, not an afterthought.
  • Funnel analytics fluency. You track input metrics and output metrics. You can identify a funnel problem before sales raises it. You build dashboards that the team actually uses. You speak to the GTM team in terms of pipeline by stage and coverage ratio, not MQL counts.
  • Cross-functional credibility. You earn trust with sales, RevOps, CS, and BDR teams by showing up prepared, following through on commitments, and making their work easier. You operate as a strategic peer, not a campaign supplier.
  • Remote-first work habits. You are an excellent asynchronous communicator. You write clearly, document your thinking, and do not need structure imposed from outside. You coordinate across time zones without friction.

Benefits

  • Competitive salary
  • Matching 401k
  • Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits
  • Dependent & Health FSA, Short/Long Term Disability, Basic & Voluntary Life Insurance
  • Unlimited PTO policy
  • Company allowance for home office supplies
  • 12 weeks paid parental leave
  • Opportunity to make a difference through helping life-saving products get to market

A note to candidates:

Studies have shown that women and people of color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet every single one of the qualifications as described in a job description. We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive company and we are most interested in finding the BEST candidate for the job. That candidate may be one who comes from a less traditional background, and that’s okay. We would strongly encourage you to apply, even if you don't believe you meet every one of the qualifications described.

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