Build and scale creator and advocacy partnership programs across social platforms. Discover, recruit, and manage creators and patient advocates; develop campaign concepts and creator briefs; review and optimize creative; handle negotiations, deliverables, usage rights, and campaign execution; track performance and scale winning content with Growth and Marketing to expand reach for genomics and personalized health.
Sequencing is building the interface between humanity and its DNA.
Using clinical-grade whole genome sequencing, AI, and a rapidly expanding ecosystem of genomic applications, we help people better understand themselves, their health, and their future through their DNA.
The human genome is one of the most valuable and underutilized resources in the world. Our mission is to transform the human genome into a lifelong source of personalized guidance and build the trusted home for every genome on Earth.
As the world’s largest direct-to-consumer whole genome sequencing platform, Sequencing is helping define the future of AI-powered personalized health.
We’re a profitable, venture-backed, fully remote company building category-defining products that help people better understand themselves through their DNA.
We’re looking for someone who loves discovering creators before everyone else does, spotting emerging trends, and helping great stories reach millions of people. As Creator Partnerships Manager, you’ll help build one of the most influential creator ecosystems in consumer health, partnering with creators, patient advocates, and trusted voices who are helping shape the future of personalized health. This is not a traditional influencer marketing role. You’ll help introduce AI, genomics, longevity, and personalized health to mainstream audiences through creators and communities people already know and trust.
Working closely with Growth, Marketing, and Leadership, you’ll build authentic creator partnerships, develop compelling content, and help tell the story of how DNA and AI are transforming the future of health.
What you’ll own
- Build and scale Sequencing’s creator, influencer, ambassador, and advocacy partnership programs across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and emerging platforms.
- Discover and recruit creators, patient advocates, community leaders, and trusted voices across health, wellness, longevity, chronic illness, rare disease, fitness, and consumer health communities.
- Build authentic long-term relationships with creators who align with Sequencing’s mission and values.
- Develop creator briefs, campaign concepts, content angles, and storytelling frameworks that make complex topics feel approachable, trustworthy, and human.
- Review videos and creative assets and provide feedback that improves performance while preserving creator authenticity.
- Help transform topics such as genome sequencing, longevity, and personalized health into content people genuinely want to watch, engage with, and share.
- Partner closely with Growth and Marketing to identify creator content that can scale across acquisition channels.
- Manage creator relationships, negotiations, deliverables, usage rights, whitelisting, licensing, and campaign execution.
- Track performance, identify winning creative patterns, and continuously improve the creator program using audience insights and data.
- Stay ahead of creator trends, platform shifts, emerging communities, and new opportunities to expand Sequencing’s reach and influence.
Who you are
- 2+ years of experience in creator partnerships, influencer marketing, creator marketing, UGC, social media marketing, growth marketing, community marketing, or related disciplines.
- Deep understanding of creator culture, social platforms, short-form video, and what makes content resonate.
- Proven ability to identify creators and content that drive engagement, acquisition, and business results.
- Strong creative instincts with an eye for storytelling, hooks, pacing, authenticity, and platform-native content.
- Excellent relationship builder who enjoys working directly with creators and external partners.
- Comfortable working with health, wellness, chronic illness, patient advocacy, or science-related topics.
- Highly organized, proactive, and able to manage multiple campaigns and relationships simultaneously.
- Excited by AI, genomics, longevity, personalized health, or emerging consumer technologies.
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