Speaker Programs Manager

Speaker Programs Manager Reports To: Associate Director, Speaker Programs Department: Corporate Marketing Location: Remote Position Summary Natera is seeking a detail-oriented and highly organized Speaker Programs Manager to support day to day operations within the Speakers Program Office. Reporting to the Associate Director, Speaker Programs, the Speaker Programs Manager will serve as an operational resource for field representatives, speaker faculty, and cross-functional partners. This role will support speaker program operations:including nomination, contracting, compliance, honorarium and expense processing, and payment. The ideal candidate brings prior experience in speaker bureau execution, HCP engagement, or customer success supporting diagnostics, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or medical device organizations, and thrives in a high-volume, detail-driven environment. Key Responsibilities Operations & Compliance Manage speaker programs operations for assigned business unit(s), ensuring consistency, compliance, and operational rigor at every stage. Maintain accurate program records, documentation, and audit-ready files in accordance with company SOPs and regulatory requirements. Proactively identify gaps or risks in program workflows and escalate issues to the Associate Director in a timely manner. Serve as the go-to operational resource for all speaker program activity, providing real-time status visibility to internal stakeholders. Act as the primary liaison between Area Marketing Managers (AMMs) and the Compliance team, managing escalation communications on program-related issues. Track open compliance issues and escalations through to resolution, maintaining complete documentation of all communications and outcomes. Support audit readiness by ensuring all speaker program files are complete, accurate, and organized per compliance and Legal requirements. Stakeholder Management Act as the primary point of contact for field representatives (AMMs

Sr. Speaker Programs Manager Reports To: Associate Director, Speaker Programs Department: Corporate Marketing Location: Remote Position Summary Natera is seeking a detail-oriented and highly organized Sr. Speaker Programs Manager to support day to day operations within the Speakers Program Office. Reporting to the Associate Director, Speaker Programs, the Sr. Speaker Programs Manager will serve as a primary operational resource for field representatives, speaker faculty, and cross-functional partners. This role will support speaker program operations:including nomination, contracting, compliance, honorarium and expense processing, and payment. The ideal candidate brings prior experience in speaker bureau execution, HCP engagement, or commercial operations supporting diagnostics, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or medical device organizations, and thrives in a high-volume, detail-driven environment. Key Responsibilities Operations & Compliance Manage speaker programs operations for assigned business unit(s), ensuring consistency, compliance, and operational rigor at every stage. Maintain accurate program records, documentation, and audit-ready files in accordance with company SOPs and regulatory requirements. Proactively identify gaps or risks in program workflows and escalate issues to the Associate Director in a timely manner. Serve as the go-to operational resource for all speaker program activity, providing real-time status visibility to internal stakeholders. Act as the primary liaison between Area Marketing Managers (AMMs) and the Compliance team, managing escalation communications on program-related issues. Track open compliance issues and escalations through to resolution, maintaining complete documentation of all communications and outcomes. Support audit readiness by ensuring all speaker program files are complete, accurate, and organized per compliance and Legal requirements. Stakeholder Management Act as the primary point of contact for fie

POSITION SUMMARY The Associate Area Medical Director (Associate AMD) is a physician contributor operating within a defined regional geography under the guidance of an Area Medical Director or Medical Affairs leadership. This role is designed for a clinically credentialed oncologist who is building field medical affairs expertise and developing the cross-functional, commercial, and scientific capabilities required for full AMD-level autonomy. The Associate AMD executes field engagement activities, supports MSL partnership, and delivers scientific education within established frameworks and account priorities. The role contributes to insight generation and escalation management, but does not yet carry independent ownership of area strategy or cross-functional leadership. This is a 50% field-based role requiring strong clinical foundations, a bias for action, and the capacity to develop rapidly in a high-autonomy environment. PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES MD-Level Field Engagement ● Execute 8–12 MD-level engagements per quarter within defined geography, with at least 50% in pre-identified top strategic community accounts. ● Maintain at least 3 field ride days per month alongside MSL counterparts, targeting accounts designated by area leadership. ● Establish contact with medical leads in assigned top accounts; engage 100% of flagged accounts within 10 business days of assignment. Share responsibility for implementation and execution of “platinum-glove” provider engagement activities with area AMD lead. Scientific Communication and Education ● Attend, support, or present at regional educational programs as directed; develop toward independent program leadership over time. ● Complete annual recurrent speaker training; maintain working proficiency across assigned tumor histologies and the MRD diagnostic landscape. ● Document scientific exchange summaries and objection-handling themes in Salesforce following each engagement. &nbs

At Scale, we believe that AI will dramatically improve the world, and our mission is to accelerate the development of AI. We’re looking for a Field Marketing and Events leader to continue to build and manage Scale’s robust Gen AI and Research field marketing and events program, including but not limited to Scale hosted executive events, Scale hosted practitioner events and meetups, research conferences, and our annual flagship conference, AI Leadership Summit. You will join a rapidly growing team with the opportunity to manage and execute events from start to finish, drive lead generation and pipeline growth, and plan event programming with the largest names in AI. The successful candidate will have a solid understanding of technology, model builder, and research markets, strong project management skills, a strategic mindset, ability to manage and grow a team, and a passion for AI & technology. You will: Own annual planning for all Gen AI and Research events including strategy and budget Establish event activities in line with sales goals and deal acceleration, prioritizing goals from the go-to-market leadership and business development teams on event location and audience Manage team of field marketing and events managers who will execute on planning and logistics. This role should have a player-coach mentality and ability to also execute on nuts to bolts planning for all executive dinners, meetups, happy hours, sponsored trade shows, and hosted conferences Manage contractor relationships including event production firms and outside vendors, and event budgets Align with growth marketing on marketing campaigns and marketing qualified lead (MQL) reporting Track event campaign performance, measuring ROI, results, and metrics through Salesforce and own any course correction for events that are not performing Own all aspects of Scale hosted conference, Scale AI Base Camp, including venue selection, vendor management, logistics, speaker

About the Team DoorDash is building the world’s most reliable on-demand logistics engine for delivery! We’re looking for experienced engineers to join our fast-growing engineering team to help us develop a 24x7 global infrastructure system that powers DoorDash’s three-sided marketplace of consumers, merchants, and dashers. About the Role At DoorDash, our product engineers implement and operate technological solutions to improve the experiences of our merchants, dashers, and consumers. From creating beautiful, user-friendly flows to crafting scalable backend architectures, we strive to deliver reliant, performant technology that delights our customers. We believe interns are essential to our mission of attracting and retaining top talent. During our 12-week Software Engineer internship, interns are completely immersed in their teams and will have the opportunity to develop, maintain, and ship products. As an intern, you will directly impact our business by collaborating with your team to solve real problems for our customers. The 2026 internship program will be hosted in onsite at the DoorDash office in Toronto, ON You’re excited about this opportunity because you will… Develop, maintain and ship technical elements with the support of your mentor, manager, and team members Act on feedback, coaching, and mentorship from your mentor and team members Actively learn about the elements to which you contribute Make a direct impact on our business by collaborating with your team to solve problems for our customers Participate in intern programming - Leadership Speaker series, social events – virtually and in-person Present your summer learnings during a final presentation at the end of the internship You are excited about an in person summer work experience Here are some examples of past intern projects: Collection of Summer 2024 Intern Projects Summer 2024 Intern Projects Cont. We’re excited about you because… You are pursuing a B.S. or M.S. Degree in Computer