Biomedical Research Community Manager

I’m rolling out a new, invitation-only space where biomedical and health researchers can share fresh findings, network with peers and uncover collaboration opportunities, including help with day-to-day experimental and biomedical research problems. Your role is to make the community feel alive from day one. What you’ll do • Greet every new member personally, setting a welcoming tone. • Seed weekly discussion threads, polls or AMAs that spark knowledge exchange and cross-discipline dialogue. • Spot and invite high-value researchers who can answer questions and keep conversations substantive. • Compile a concise engagement snapshot at the end of each week so we know what worked and what needs tweaking. What you bring • Formal background in life-science, pharma or MBBS; you’re fluent in the language of bench work and clinical research. • Hands-on experience growing an online community or researcher network from scratch. • The discipline to check in on a weekly cadence while still keeping momentum between touchpoints. How to be considered Send a profile or CV plus two punchy lines describing a community you’ve built and the metric you’re proudest of (growth rate, retention, or engagement spike). Tools and platforms are flexible—whether LinkedIn Groups, a purpose-built forum or something else, we’ll align on what best serves scientists’ needs—but the mission is clear: turn first-time visitors into returning contributors. Budget: USD 30–250