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A leading biopharmaceutical company seeks a motivated drug developer to lead its immunology pipeline. The role involves designing clinical studies, providing medical leadership, and collaborating across functions to advance transformative medicines for complex diseases.
Make a more meaningful impact to patients’ lives around the globe
Here you’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference to patients’ lives. With science at its core, this is the place where lab breakthroughs become transformative medicines for the world’s most complex diseases. Answer unmet medical needs by pioneering the next wave of science, focusing on outcomes and shaping the patient ecosystem.
The Role:
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated drug developer to shape the Immunology pipeline and lead innovative clinical stage programs.
In this position, you will provide medical leadership for preclinical and clinical stage assets across indications such as SLE, Systemic Sclerosis, Sjogren’s, and Rheumatoid Arthritis, spanning multiple modalities (small molecules, monoclonal antibodies, bi-specific and tri-specific antibodies, oligonucleotides). You will lead clinical development efforts, including creating development plans, designing studies, writing protocols, medical monitoring, and ensuring timely execution, in collaboration with internal and external partners and research organizations. You will also be involved in external innovation and business development activities.
The successful candidate will thrive in a fast-paced, proactive culture, and be an effective team player, communicator, and collaborator.
What you will do:
Qualifications:
Location: Boston, MA
We promote a flexible work environment, with a minimum of three days per week in the office, fostering connection, pace, and innovation. Join us and be part of a culture dedicated to diversity, collaboration, lifelong learning, growth, and making a difference in medicine, patients, and society.