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A leading technology company in Singapore is seeking an experienced business development executive to drive partnerships and collaborations in science and healthcare. The role involves negotiating agreements and managing relationships with key external partners, requiring a PhD and extensive experience in the deep science environment. Candidates should possess strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
Our interdisciplinary team combines the best techniques from deep learning, reinforcement learning and systems neuroscience to build general-purpose learning algorithms and apply these to medicine and healthcare. We have already made a number of high profile breakthroughs towards building artificial general intelligence for medicine.
The Business and Corporate Development team is vital to achieving DeepMind's mission. We cultivate strategic partnerships to further research priorities and maximize impact. Our work involves developing and shaping research collaborations and partnering opportunities to support GDM Science efforts (and beyond) and model developments, like AlphaProteo or GNOME. This team leverages a deep understanding of Google DeepMind's research and strategies to identify partners and execute groundbreaking opportunities.
This role will have a particular focus on supporting science related business development opportunities in-region, working closely with relevant Google DeepMind Science Research Leads, Project Managers, Researchers, Product Managers and others.
The Business and Corporate Development team at Google DeepMind work closely with GDM AI Researchers and Leadership to link research and business strategy to business development opportunities. By collaborating with cross‑functional teams and other Google Partnerships/CorpDev teams, we identify, shape, negotiate, and manage strategic external partnerships to accelerate Google DeepMind's mission.
Google DeepMind’s research depends on a wide range of internally-generated and externally-sourced data, as well as access to external domain experts and tools/facilities. To that end, this role will be critical in driving partnerships and collaborations to support these needs, including: