Senior Director, Clinical Translational Science (Immuno-oncology)

GenepoolNetworks; Boston; Sur place; GBP 140 000 - 200 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

GenepoolNetworks seeks a Senior Translational Medicine Leader to shape biomarker strategy across oncology programs. You will translate complex data into clinical decisions and influence portfolio direction across development stages.

The role requires leading cross-functional teams, defining milestones, and partnering with CROs, labs, and regulators to advance drug development and patient outcomes. A PhD/MD level degree is essential, with a proven track record in translational medicine.

Qualifications

• PhD/MD/PharmD level degree in immunology, pharmacology, or translational medicine.
• Deep expertise in translational medicine and biomarker strategy.
• Proven oncology and immunology therapeutic area experience.
• Track record enabling oncology drug development decisions.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams in R&D.

Responsabilités

• Lead translational medicine strategy across clinical development programs.
• Develop biomarker and clinical pharmacology plans for target engagement and dose optimization.
• Integrate biological, PK/PD, biomarker, and clinical data to guide development decisions.
• Define translational milestones and biomarker strategies across the lifecycle.
• Partner with bioanalytical and laboratory teams on assay development and implementation.
• Drive interpretation of translational data for mechanism, efficacy, and resistance.
• Contribute to study design, protocol development, endpoints, and data analysis plans.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, CROs, academic partners, KOLs, and vendors.
• Support regulatory submissions and health authority interactions related to translational strategy and biomarkers.
• Help build organizational capabilities while fostering a collaborative, patient-focused culture.

Connaissances

Translational medicine

Clinical development

Biomarker strategy

Oncology & immunology

Cross-functional leadership

Data integration

Formation

PhD, PharmD, MD or MD/PhD in Immunology, Pharmacology, Molecular Biology, Clinical Science, Translational Medicine, or related field

Description du poste

Summary Profile: Senior translational medicine leader with expertise in biomarker strategy, clinical pharmacology, and oncology drug development, capable of translating complex scientific data into actionable clinical and portfolio decisions.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead translational medicine strategy across clinical development programs.
• Develop biomarker and clinical pharmacology plans supporting target engagement, dose optimization, patient selection, and proof-of-mechanism.
• Integrate biological, PK/PD, biomarker, and clinical data to guide development decisions.
• Define translational milestones and biomarker strategies across the development lifecycle.
• Partner with bioanalytical and laboratory teams on biomarker assay development and implementation.
• Drive interpretation of translational data to understand mechanism of action, efficacy, and resistance.
• Contribute to study design, protocol development, endpoints, and data analysis plans.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, CROs, academic partners, KOLs, and vendors.
• Support regulatory submissions and health authority interactions related to translational strategy and biomarkers.
• Help build organizational capabilities while fostering a collaborative, patient-focused culture.

Qualifications

• PhD, PharmD, MD, or MD/PhD in Immunology, Pharmacology, Molecular Biology, Clinical Science, Translational Medicine, or a related field.
• Deep expertise in translational medicine, clinical development, and biomarker strategy.
• Expertise in oncology, immunology and related therapeutic areas.
• Track record advancing oncology programs from early clinical development through proof-of-concept and late-stage studies.
• Proven ability to integrate scientific and clinical data to inform drug development and patient selection.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams across Research, Clinical Development, and Regulatory Affairs.