Principal (Senior Director), Commercial Enterprise AI Product Mgmt. - E2E Marketing Enablement

Position Summary

GSK's Enterprise AI team exists to translate the promise of AI into measurable impact across every major group at GSK — R&D, Medical, Commercial, Supply Chain, HR, Legal, Finance, and beyond. You will act as the strategic compass for driving a portfolio of AI solutions that advance end-to-end marketing enablement across the globe — from modular scientific communications to AI workflow orchestration through how that message reaches HCPs — and own the forward deployed strategy each pod executes against. This is a senior individual contributor role for someone who can see across GSK's value chain, identify where AI will create disproportionate value, prototype hands on, and ensure engineers are deployed against the highest-impact opportunities at all times. You will not manage engineers; you will shape what they build, where they go next, and how we measure whether it worked.

Responsibilities

• Hunt for high-value AI opportunities across the end-to-end marketing enablement lifecycle — brief development and campaign strategy, global-to-local content adaptation, content supply chain and MLR review, channel activation, and performance analytics — and develop a global portfolio of AI products ranked by impact, feasibility, and time-to-value.
• Quantify value rigorously by building business cases that hold up with finance and executive sponsors — cycle time saved, decisions accelerated, revenue uplift, cost avoided, scientific productivity gained.
• Develop domain pattern recognition in end-to-end marketing enablement workflows so you can spot AI-shaped problems the business itself hasn't yet articulated.
• Own the Enterprise AI opportunity portfolio, maintaining a living view of in-flight, queued, and de-prioritized opportunities, with the rationale for each decision.
• Make hard trade-off calls — building the framework, defining success metrics, running the analysis, and recommending where engineers go when business units compete for the same resources.
• Say no, with evidence, to opportunities that look attractive but won't move scalable outcomes, protecting engineering focus.
• Be the strategic counterpart to the forward deployed, full-stack, and data engineering leads, translating ambiguous business problems into crisp problem statements, prototypes, success metrics, and decision frameworks engineers can build against.
• Shape engagements end-to-end — defining scope, success criteria, exit conditions, and scaling pathways before kick-off, then staying close as engineers execute.
• Surface re-use and platform leverage, spotting when a one-off solution should become a reusable capability and working with engineering to make that case.
• Design the human-digital split, deciding which tasks the pod's digital workers own, where engineers and business users stay in the loop, and how evaluation and oversight make that safe.
• Operate fluently with senior business and scientific leaders, running executive conversations that turn fuzzy ambitions into concrete, fundable AI engagements.
• Build sponsor coalitions, securing the air cover, data access, and change-management commitment that engineering deployments require to succeed.
• Communicate impact clearly, telling the value story to ELT and the board, in language that connects AI work back to patients, science, and shareholder outcomes.
• Define how we keep score, establishing the value-realization framework Enterprise AI uses to measure impact across deployments.
• Run honest post-mortems — capturing what worked, what didn't, and feeding those learnings back into opportunity selection and engagement design.
• Continuously sharpen the investment thesis on where AI most belongs at GSK, and where it doesn't.

Basic Qualifications

• 15 or more years of professional experience across some combination of pharma/life sciences, AI/ML product strategy, and product management or strategy roles in technology-led organizations.
• Track record of taking at least one technology or AI initiative from problem framing through executive funding and into delivery.
• Direct involvement in pharma marketing enablement, including at least one of: brief development, global-to-local content adaptation, content supply chain, MLR review, channel activation, or performance measurement.
• Hands-on work with modern AI/ML concepts — including LLMs, agentic systems, and digital workers, the ML lifecycle, and data and evaluation patterns — demonstrated through prototyping.
• Prior responsibility for operating as an individual contributor without direct reports and influencing engineering and business teams through frameworks and documented decision criteria.
• Background in product management or product strategy, including opportunity sizing, roadmap development, prototyping, and stakeholder alignment.
• Prior responsibility for coordinating creative asset development and content submission workflows, including MLR readiness, to enable deployment across channels.
• Track record of translating omnichannel strategy into execution briefs for content and channel delivery teams.
• Direct involvement in partnering with internal MLR review processes and external agency or production partners on digital program delivery.
• Working knowledge of content lifecycle traceability processes that link derivative content to its approved source.

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior experience in forward deployed engineering, applied AI, or AI lab/COE role at a pharma, healthcare, or comparable regulated enterprise.
• Background in management consulting, value engineering, or corporate strategy with hands-on technology experience.
• Experience navigating GxP, regulatory, and data-governance requirements in pharma AI deployments.
• Experience with marketing technology platforms used in content and channel operations, such as Veeva Vault PromoMats/MedComms, Adobe Experience Manager or Workfront, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, MLR review platforms, or omnichannel engagement/analytics tools.