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A Responsive Deployment job involves rapidly deploying personnel, resources, or strategies to address urgent situations or changing operational needs. This role typically requires flexibility, quick decision-making, and coordination across teams to ensure effective responses. Industries such as emergency management, security, and IT often utilize responsive deployment to handle crises, system outages, or sudden logistical demands. The goal is to minimize disruption and optimize efficiency in dynamic environments.

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One of the biggest challenges in Responsive Deployment roles is managing shifting priorities and adapting to changing project requirements while maintaining tight timelines. New team members can prepare by developing strong organizational habits, becoming familiar with agile or rapid deployment workflows, and honing their skills in real-time problem solving. It's also important to communicate proactively with cross-functional teams to keep everyone aligned and ensure smooth coordination. Building flexibility and resilience helps professionals not only overcome these challenges but also thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative work environment.

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To thrive in Responsive Deployment, you need strong organizational abilities, project management expertise, and experience coordinating teams and resources, often supported by a background in logistics or operational planning. Familiarity with deployment management tools (such as ServiceNow or Jira), agile methodologies, and relevant certifications like PMP or ITIL is highly beneficial. Critical soft skills include adaptability, effective communication, and the ability to work well under pressure while responding quickly to changing priorities. These skills and tools are important to ensure timely and efficient deployment of resources, rapid issue resolution, and seamless project execution in dynamic environments.

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Strategic Deployment Manager, Life Science

Strategic Deployment Manager, Life Science

Schrodinger

Cambridge, MA • On-site

$100K - $160K/yr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 3 days ago


Job description

We're looking to hire a Strategic Deployment Manager to join us in our mission to improve human health and quality of life through the development, distribution, and application of advanced computational methods!

As a member of our Enterprise Informatics team, you'll play a vital role in all stages of the Schrodinger Platform deployment for customers, from initial project scoping through to long term successful adoption. By serving as the bi-directional voice for these customers, you'll also help drive future product development strategy.

Click here for more information about how the Schrodinger Platform is helping shape the future of collaborative therapeutic design. 

Who will love this job:

  • A pharmaceutical enterprise software technology expert who understands industry best practices and enjoys interacting with medicinal chemists, computational chemists, biologists, and project leadership to drive change management and new software adoption
  • A scientist who thrives in project management in a corporate research setting (direct experience with pharmaceutical drug discovery is a huge plus!)
  • An effective communicator with excellent organizational skills
  • A customer-service oriented deployment manager who's passionate about helping drive user success

What you'll do:

Customer Development & Success

  • Manage LiveDesign implementation projects end-to-end, from early-stage discovery through deployment, training, and sustained adoption
  • Serve as the primary contact for existing accounts, providing responsive support including inquiry resolution, feature utilization guidance, and consultative advice
  • Conduct regular usage monitoring, synthesize customer feedback, and share actionable insights internally to inform product improvement and roadmap decisions

Pre-Sales Activities 

  • Identify and prioritize target accounts within the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors; design strategic engagement approaches tailored to each
  • Plan and execute high-impact value demonstration activities including workshops, seminars, and on-site meetings
  • Lead support Proof of Concept (PoC) engagements with prospective customers, ensuring clear value demonstration and successful execution

Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Partner with Account Managers, Application Scientists, Solution Architects, and the Education Team to drive account growth and platform adoption
  • Work closely with Product Management and Engineering to represent real-world customer needs and influence the LiveDesign product roadmap

A Day in the Life of an Strategic Deployment Manager:

A typical day involves balancing multiple concurrent responsibilities across different phases of the customer lifecycle.

  • Pre-Sales: Lead a scoping call with a potential new customer in preparation for a demo to showcase how LiveDesign addresses their key needs
  • Deployment: Serve as a project manager, leading calls between internal and external technical teams to resolve current deployment issues and develop plans for longer-term improvements to the customers LiveDesign deployment, such as data integration configuration or troubleshooting SSO
  • Support: Triage incoming support tickets, replying to end users and relaying product feedback to the relevant internal teams
  • Long-Term Customer Success: Host an "Office Hours" session to walk end-users through solutions to their specific problems and questions. This may lead to identifying new issues that need to be brought to the Product team's attention through ticket creation
  • Strategic Work: Attend an internal product call workflow meeting to review user stories or track feature delivery

What you should have:

  • BSc in a life science (MSc or PhD preferred)
  • At least three years of experience in a life sciences field related to drug discovery
  • Experience with computational chemistry or cheminformatics in a research setting
  • Experience in leading or coordinating a software project (deployment, adoption, feedback loop)
Pay and perks:

Schrodinger understands it's people that make a company great. Because of this, we're prepared to offer a competitive salary, equity-based compensation, and a wide range of benefits that include healthcare (with dental and vision), a 401k, pre-tax commuter benefits, a flexible work schedule, and a parental leave program. We have catered meals in the office, a company culture that is relaxed but engaged, and over a month of paid vacation time. Our Administrative and Human Resources departments also plan a myriad of fun company-wide events. Schrodinger is honored to have been included in Crain's New York Best Places to Work, BuiltIn's NYC Best Place to Work, and Newsweek's list of America's 100 Most Loved Workplaces. 

Estimated base salary range: $100,000 - $160,000. Actual compensation package is dependent on a number of factors, including, for example, experience, education, degrees held, market data, and business needs. If you have any questions regarding the compensation for this role, do not hesitate to reach out to a member of our Strategic Growth team. 

Sound exciting? Apply today and join us!

As an equal opportunity employer, Schrodinger hires outstanding individuals into every position in the company. People who work with us have a high degree of engagement, a commitment to working effectively in teams, and a passion for the company's mission. We place the highest value on creating a safe environment where our employees can grow and contribute, and refuse to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious belief, sex, age, disability, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, marital status, partnership status, caregiver status, sexual and reproductive health decisions, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, or any other protected characteristic. To us, "diversity" isn't just a buzzword, but an important element of our core principles and key business practices. We believe that diverse companies innovate better and think more creatively than homogenous ones because they take into account a wide range of viewpoints. For us, greater diversity doesn't mean better headlines or public images - it means increased adaptability and profitability.