Oncology Translational Sciences Lead - Precision Medicine

Bayer; Basel; Vor Ort; CHF 180.000 - 240.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Bayer Basel is seeking a Translational Sciences Lead (TSL) to advance our oncology portfolio from early target assessment through registration, including companion diagnostics where appropriate. You will set the vision and drive end-to-end translational strategies across global development programs, partnering with cross-functional teams to maximize value and data-driven decision-making.

You will lead strategies for patient segmentation, prove mechanism, and product differentiation, shaping

Qualifikationen

• MD or PhD in a relevant scientific field with drug development experience.
• Experience leading global development programs.
• Proven ability to drive strategy and collaboration across functions.

Aufgaben

• Develop and execute end-to-end translation strategies for development programs.
• Set vision and strategic direction for assigned oncology programs.
• Drive patient segmentation and proof of mechanism for product differentiation.
• Lead core projects, people, and innovation in a peer-reviewed setting.
• Shape product value through data-driven decisions and competitive labeling.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to maximize program success.
• Ensure state-of-the-art precision medicine practices.
• Drive value and differentiation of oncology assets from early development.

Kenntnisse

Strategic thinking

Leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Communications

Decision making

Ausbildung

MD and/or PhD in a relevant scientific discipline

Jobbeschreibung

Bayer Basel is seeking a Translational Sciences Lead (TSL) to advance our oncology portfolio from early target assessment through registration, including companion diagnostics where appropriate. You will set the vision and drive end-to-end translational strategies across global development programs, partnering with cross-functional teams to maximize value and data-driven decision-making.

You will lead strategies for patient segmentation, prove mechanism, and product differentiation, shaping