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We are seeking an experienced Business Development Manager to help expand the U.S. presence of a growing global medical communications and life sciences agency.
The organization partners with pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medtech, and healthcare organizations to deliver specialized services across the medical and scientific communications landscape.
This is a true agency-side business development role. We are specifically looking for a commercially driven professional who has experience working within a medical communications, healthcare communications, medical affairs, medical information, scientific communications, or related agency environment and has personally been responsible for developing relationships and winning new business from pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
The successful candidate will understand how life sciences organizations evaluate external agency partners and will be comfortable engaging senior stakeholders, particularly Heads, Vice Presidents, and other senior leaders within Medical Affairs and Medical Information.
This individual will play an important role in expanding the organization's U.S. client base, with a particular focus on building relationships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, including emerging and smaller organizations.
About the Role
This is a California-based remote and field-oriented business development position.
The successful candidate will work remotely from a professional home office while also developing relationships in the field through:
- In-person client meetings
- Industry conferences and congresses
- Pharma and biotech networking events
- Scientific meetings
- Other relevant industry events
Candidates must currently be based in California.
The role will involve business development across the broader U.S. and European life sciences markets, with a primary focus on identifying, engaging, and converting new pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients.
This position is particularly suited to someone who has already worked on the agency side of the medical communications or life sciences industry and understands how to identify opportunities, build relationships with senior client stakeholders, and position specialized agency services.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and execute business development strategies to acquire new pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients.
- Identify target companies and relevant senior decision-makers within prospective client organizations.
- Build relationships with Heads, Vice Presidents, Directors, and other senior stakeholders within Medical Affairs and Medical Information.
- Generate and develop qualified new business opportunities, with a primary focus on pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, particularly emerging and smaller organizations.
- Conduct targeted outreach to prospective clients and establish meaningful senior-level relationships.
- Leverage existing industry relationships and networks to identify new opportunities.
- Research target accounts, therapeutic areas, company priorities, and potential business needs.
- Lead the business development process from initial prospecting and qualification through exploratory meetings, proposals, negotiation, and closing.
- Understand prospective clients' medical, scientific, and communications needs and identify opportunities where the agency can provide value.
- Position the organization as a strategic partner rather than simply a transactional service provider.
- Develop account engagement strategies designed to establish long-term client relationships.
- Maintain a qualified and accurate business development pipeline.
- Represent the organization at relevant pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical communications, scientific, and industry conferences and events.
- Build relationships through both virtual engagement and face-to-face interaction.
- Collaborate with internal scientific, medical, and operational teams to understand client requirements and develop appropriate solutions.
- Monitor pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical communications, and therapeutic-area trends to identify emerging business opportunities.
- Contribute to the continued growth and expansion of the organization's U.S. market presence.
Remote Work & Technology Requirements
Although this is a remote position, candidates must have a professional home-office environment suitable for full-time business development work.
Candidates must have:
- A dedicated and professional workspace.
- A reliable computer suitable for business and video conferencing applications.
- Reliable high-speed internet.
- A professional webcam and headset/audio setup.
- A quiet environment suitable for confidential client conversations and virtual meetings.
- The ability to maintain reliable working connectivity during normal working hours.
- The ability to independently manage day-to-day work using the organization's technology and communication systems.
California & Field-Based Requirements
Candidates must currently reside in California.
Although this is a remote position, the successful candidate must be comfortable operating as a field-based business development professional.
This includes:
- Traveling to meet prospective and existing clients.
- Attending pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical communications, and scientific conferences.
- Attending networking events and relevant industry meetings.
- Building relationships with clients and prospects in person.
- Representing the organization professionally at industry events.
- Traveling within California and, when required, elsewhere in the U.S.
This position is not suitable for candidates seeking a fully remote role with no client travel or in-person business development activity.
Compensation & Incentive
The anticipated base salary range is $120,000-$160,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications.
The position also includes a performance-based incentive structure tied to business development results.

Application Process
To ensure fairness and consistency, all applicants must complete every stage of the hiring process.
Applicants selected to move forward will complete:
- Application Form
- Pre-Screen Questionnaire
- One-Way Video Interview
- Final Interviews
- Background Check
A background check will be required for candidates who are shortlisted as part of the final hiring process. Employment will be subject to successful completion of the applicable background check.
Requirements:
What We're Looking For
The ideal candidate will have:
- 5+ years of professional experience in business development, client acquisition, or commercial growth within a medical communications, healthcare communications, life sciences, or related agency environment.
- Proven experience developing new business with pharmaceutical and/or biotechnology companies.
- Demonstrated success personally managing the B2B business development cycle from prospecting through closing.
- Experience directly engaging senior stakeholders in Medical Affairs and/or Medical Information, ideally including Heads, Vice Presidents, or Directors.
- Strong understanding of how pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies engage external agency partners.
- Experience selling or positioning professional services, medical communications, scientific communications, medical affairs, medical information, or related solutions.
- Experience identifying and developing relationships with new pharmaceutical and biotech accounts.
- Strong consultative selling and value-based communication skills.
- Experience developing new business with small, emerging, or mid-sized pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies is highly desirable. Candidates with an established network among emerging biotech and specialty pharmaceutical organizations are particularly encouraged to apply.
- An established network within the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry is highly desirable.
- Confidence in communicating with senior-level stakeholders and decision-makers.
- Strong presentation, negotiation, stakeholder management, and relationship-building skills.
- The ability to understand complex scientific and medical services and communicate their value to prospective clients.
- Experience representing an organization at industry conferences, congresses, networking events, and scientific meetings.
- A proactive, commercially minded, and self-directed approach.
- Strong organizational skills and consistent follow-through.
- The ability to work independently in a remote environment while collaborating effectively with a global team.
- Willingness and ability to travel within California and elsewhere in the U.S. as required.
Education
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Life Sciences or a closely related field preferred.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in remote development and communications coordinator jobs.
- Bachelor's degree in communications, nonprofit management, marketing, or a related field
- Experience with donor management software such as Raiser's Edge or Salesforce NPSP
- Strong writing and editing skills for appeals, newsletters, press releases, and social media
- Ability to manage multiple deadlines across fundraising campaigns and communications calendars
- Proficiency with email marketing platforms and content management systems like WordPress
- Experience supporting events, donor stewardship activities, or grant reporting processes
Tips for Your Remote Development and Communications Coordinator Job Search
Show async writing samples upfront
Remote development and communications coordinator roles are won or lost on written communication. Include direct links to donor newsletters, appeal letters, grant reports, or campaign copy you authored so hiring managers can assess your voice and independence before the first interview.
Apply early to remote roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists remote development and communications coordinator openings from across the U.S. in one place, so you can find roles that match your background and apply directly without sorting through unrelated postings.
Name your remote collaboration tools explicitly
Remote employers screening development and communications coordinators want to see fluency with donor CRMs like Salesforce or Bloomerang, project tools like Asana or Monday, and email platforms like Mailchimp. Name these in your resume rather than describing responsibilities in general terms.
Demonstrate fundraising results, not just duties
Distributed teams hire coordinators they can trust to move campaigns forward without daily oversight. Quantify what you managed: donor retention rates you maintained, campaigns you coordinated end-to-end, or communications calendars you owned independently across a full fiscal cycle.
Remote Development and Communications Coordinator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a remote development and communications coordinator job?
Target nonprofits, foundations, and advocacy organizations that have already built distributed teams, since those employers are most comfortable managing development and communications coordinators without an office. Remote hiring managers screen hard for strong written communication, self-direction, and comfort with async collaboration tools like Slack and project management platforms. A portfolio showing donor communications, grant reports, or fundraising campaign materials you managed independently will give you a clear edge over candidates without documented remote-ready work samples.
Which companies hire remote development and communications coordinators?
Employers currently hiring remote development and communications coordinators include Resolv.Global, CAMBA, and One More Child, per current remote listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Remote-first nonprofits, distributed advocacy organizations, and foundations with national programs are the most consistent sources of remote openings in this role.
Can you get a remote development and communications coordinator job with no experience?
Yes, but remote entry-level openings in this role are competitive because employers expect you to manage donor relationships and communications independently from day one. Organizations that hire entry-level remote candidates tend to look for volunteer coordination experience, writing samples such as newsletters or grant proposals, and familiarity with donor management software like Salesforce or Raiser's Edge. Demonstrating you can produce polished written work without close supervision is what opens the door.
Do you need a degree for remote development and communications coordinator jobs?
Not always. Many remote employers in the nonprofit and foundation sectors list a bachelor's degree as preferred rather than required, and they will weigh a strong portfolio of fundraising communications, donor stewardship results, and hands-on campaign coordination experience just as heavily. Certifications in nonprofit management or demonstrated proficiency with CRM and email marketing tools can also substitute effectively for a formal credential when your work history speaks clearly.
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