Director, Translational Hematology & Coagulation

Incyte Corporation; Wilmington (DE); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Incyte Corporation is seeking a Director of Translational Sciences to lead hematology and coagulation programs, developing biomarker strategies and translating preclinical insights into human trials. The role requires collaboration with industry and academia to advance a universal hemostatic approach for bleeding disorders.

The ideal candidate will drive clinical study translation, mentor scientists, and represent the function in regulatory discussions, IND/CTA‑enabling activities, and

Qualifications

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• High emotional intelligence with ability to collaborate across diverse groups.
• Curiosity and openness to scientific exchange.

Responsibilities

• Lead translational strategy for hematology/coagulation programs from discovery through proof-of-concept.
• Design and oversee biomarker strategies related to coagulation biology and risk.
• Provide data interpretation to inform clinical development decisions.
• Collaborate with clinical partners to translate findings into trial design.
• Contribute to regulatory interactions and companion diagnostic input.
• Mentor Translational Science team and author key scientific documents.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Emotional intelligence

Collaborative mindset

Scientific curiosity

Prioritization & execution

Dynamic leadership

Education

MD/PhD or equivalent

Job description

Incyte Corporation is seeking a Director of Translational Sciences to lead hematology and coagulation programs, developing biomarker strategies and translating preclinical insights into human trials. The role requires collaboration with industry and academia to advance a universal hemostatic approach for bleeding disorders.

The ideal candidate will drive clinical study translation, mentor scientists, and represent the function in regulatory discussions, IND/CTA‑enabling activities, and