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Global Downstream Product Manager – Advanced Wound Dressings (m/f/*)

Solventum
Netherlands Posted Jul 7, 2026
Hybrid

About this role

Job title: Global Downstream Product Manager – Advanced Wound Dressings (m/f/*)

About the Role As Global Downstream Product Manager – Advanced Wound Dressings (AWD) at Solventum, you will lead the global downstream marketing strategy for the AWD portfolio and translate upstream strategy into regional execution. You will collaborate with diverse teams worldwide to define positioning, messaging, and lifecycle management that drive adoption and portfolio sustainability.

What You'll Do

  • Lead the global downstream marketing strategy for the Advanced Wound Dressings portfolio, aligned with business and portfolio priorities
  • Define and own global positioning, messaging, and value propositions, ensuring clarity, differentiation, and relevance across markets
  • Translate upstream strategy and evidence into actionable commercialization frameworks that guide regional execution
  • Own product life-cycle management, from launch planning through optimization and rationalisation
  • Own the global downstream marketing budget for the AWD portfolio
  • Allocate investments to the highest‑impact activities, balancing growth opportunities, ROI, and financial discipline
  • Make thoughtful, data-driven trade‑offs in a resource‑constrained environment, maintaining focus on strategic priorities
  • Continuously assess market trends, evolving standards of care, and competitive activity across regions
  • Proactively adapt downstream strategies and priorities based on changing market dynamics
  • Anticipate risks and opportunities to enable timely and informed decision‑making
  • Partner closely with Market Access, Health Economics, and Medical Affairs to ensure value propositions reflect reimbursement and access realities
  • Contribute to the development of evidence‑based, payer‑relevant narratives that support adoption and long‑term portfolio sustainability
  • Lead the development of global commercialization frameworks, launch standards, and core marketing assets
  • Partner with regional marketing teams to enable effective local adaptation while preserving strategic intent
  • Work closely with sales leadership to support strong in‑market execution and customer engagement
  • Partner with Finance and Strategy teams to support annual planning, forecasting, and budget processes
  • Monitor portfolio performance and contribute to business reviews, translating data into clear insights and actions
  • Support continuous improvement of global marketing ways of working
  • Strong resilience and adaptability in a demanding, high‑expectation environment
  • Highly proactive, with the ability to operate with significant autonomy and ownership
  • Comfortable working on a broad, high‑impact portfolio with limited resources, using prioritization and focus to maximize impact
  • Collaborative team player with strong ability to lead through influence in a global matrix
  • Clear communicator, able to simplify complexity and align diverse stakeholders

What We're Looking For

  • Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Business, Life Sciences, or a related discipline
  • 8+ years of experience in global or regional downstream marketing, preferably in medical devices or healthcare
  • Proven experience in global commercialization, portfolio management, and cross‑functional leadership
  • Demonstrated experience owning marketing budgets and investment decisions

Nice to Have

  • Bachelor's or Master’s Degree in Business or Marketing
  • Experience working in commercial, marketing or portfolio management roles
  • Previous experience working in the health care industry
  • Experience working across multiple regions and healthcare systems
  • Exposure to market access or reimbursement‑influenced environments

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