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A leading healthcare organization in Singapore seeks a Deputy Director to establish and lead the SingHealth Drug and Diagnostic Development Engine. The role requires a PhD in Life, Biomedical or Chemical Science and 14+ years of experience in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry. Responsibilities include driving the development of therapeutic and diagnostic technologies and supporting intellectual property assessments. The ideal candidate will have strong leadership and organizational skills.
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Job Category: Administration
Posting Date: 25 Jul 2025
SingHealth is establishing the SingHealth Drug and Diagnostic Development Engine (SinD3E) unit. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to healthcare innovation in Singapore through the translation of research into practical applications. As Deputy Director, you will establish and lead this unit, working with a team of domain experts specialising in:
Medicinal Chemistry
Assay Development
Computational Chemistry for therapeutic technologies
Assay Prototype Development
Analytical Performance Characterisation
Diagnostic Product Development Strategy
Key Responsibilities:
Establish and lead the SinD3E unit
Drive the development of therapeutic and diagnostic technologies
Work closely with staff and consultants to advance the commercialisation of SingHealth technologies
Organise and present at educational forums on drug and diagnostic development
Support the SingHealth Intellectual Property Team in assessing invention disclosures
Job Requirements:
PhD in Life, Biomedical or Chemical Science, with at least 14 years of experience leading multi-disciplinary teams in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry or relevant academic research settings
MBA qualification is preferred
In-depth understanding of therapeutic and diagnostic development processes
Strong communication and organisational abilities
Proactive approach to problem-solving
Demonstrated leadership capabilities in managing uncertainty