Senior Translational Research Manager, Biomedical Devices & AI

UCL; Greater London; Vor Ort; GBP 70.000 - 100.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

41 Days holiday (including 27 days + 8

Defined benefit CARE Pension scheme

Cycle to work scheme

On-site gym

Enhanced maternity/paternity/adoption

Employee assistance programme

Discounted medical insurance

Zusammenfassung

UCL is seeking a Senior Translational Research Manager to lead a portfolio of biomedical device, diagnostic and digital/AI translational projects within UCL Innovation & Enterprise. You will guide researchers through the translational pathway, from project planning to funding applications, coordinating with Clinical Trials Units, funders and industry partners.

You will identify translational opportunities, manage budgets and timelines, and contribute to UCL's translational strategy to move

Qualifikationen

• Extensive experience of biomedical device, diagnostic, digital and/or AI development.
• Strong track record progressing projects through translational pathway.
• Knowledge of regulatory pathways relevant to these technologies.

Aufgaben

• Advise Principal Investigators on translational strategy from plan to funding.
• Identify funding opportunities and support competitive applications.
• Manage complex funded projects including budgets, milestones and deliverables.
• Collaborate across UCL and partner hospitals with external partners.

Kenntnisse

Biomedical device development

Translational science

Project management

Ausbildung

Project management qualification

Jobbeschreibung

UCL is seeking a Senior Translational Research Manager to lead a portfolio of biomedical device, diagnostic and digital/AI translational projects within UCL Innovation & Enterprise. You will guide researchers through the translational pathway, from project planning to funding applications, coordinating with Clinical Trials Units, funders and industry partners.

You will identify translational opportunities, manage budgets and timelines, and contribute to UCL's translational strategy to move