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Gilead Sciences

Director, Corporate Storytelling and Editorial Strategy

Gilead Sciences

United States - California - Foster City · full time · Director

$210,375 – $272,250

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What this role is

This director-level role leads Gilead's corporate storytelling and visual content strategy, overseeing the Content Lab to translate complex science into compelling multimedia narratives across video, photography, and digital formats. It suits experienced creative leaders who have built enterprise-scale production capabilities and can partner across healthcare or large organizations to amplify brand impact.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree with 12+ years experience in creative direction, brand storytelling, or content production, OR Master's degree with 10+ years, OR PhD with 8+ years
  • Experience leading multimedia storytelling programs in healthcare, biopharma, technology, media, or large matrixed organizations
  • Portfolio demonstrating creative range across video, photography, design, and digital experiences

Nice to have

  • Experience directing photographers, videographers, designers, editors, and motion designers in-house and through agencies
  • Experience building brand identity, visual systems, and storytelling frameworks at enterprise scale
  • Editorial judgment for translating complex topics into accessible, visually rich narratives
  • Fluency across documentary-style, high-production, and nimble social-first video formats
  • Experience in highly regulated or matrixed organizations
  • Familiarity with audience analytics, creative operations, and AI-enabled production workflows
  • Collaborative, entrepreneurial mindset for building new capabilities

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