Biomarker Program Lead

Genialis is the RNA biomarker company. We are creating a world where healthcare delivers the best possible outcomes for patients, their families and communities. ResponderID™, Genialis' machine-learning-driven disease modeling framework, delivers actionable biomarkers and optimally positions novel drugs to accelerate translational research, streamline drug development and ensure the best possible clinical care. Genialis is trusted by pharma and diagnostics partners, and together, we are transforming medicine through data.

Our core values: People first. Honesty. Ownership. Constructiveness.

Location

Boston, USA; Slovenia; UK; Germany; or remote 

Responsibilities

• Help define the program strategy and maintain accountability of program execution.
• Manage the scientific and technical aspects of multiple projects. Guide the R&D efforts of a project team, translating tasks into data science and engineering specifications and ensuring high-quality deliverables (including customer project updates, external publications and presentations, and intellectual property submissions). 
• Become the expert on the science of a given project through the study of the literature and engagement of expert advisors, and position the projects within a wider context of scientific developments in precision medicine. 
• Work with the Compliance and legal functions of the organization to create regulatory documentation in accordance with the implemented standards.
• Communicate with internal and external stakeholders regarding project status, decisions and tradeoffs, scientific dissemination, business collateral, and intellectual property considerations.
• Develop professional relationships with customers, partners, and other project stakeholders.
• Travel as needed for business meetings, training opportunities, and scientific exchanges, e.g. conferences. 

Requirements

• PhD in life sciences, with cancer biology a plus.
• Experience in translational research in oncology. Knowledge and/or experience with biomarker development and oncogenic signaling pathways is highly preferred.
• Working understanding of bioinformatics and data science.
• Proven scientific innovation, e.g. articulation of new ideas and pursuit of novel initiatives, through peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations.
• Demonstrable autonomy in steering multiple research projects, leading a research program, and management of a technical team.
• Excellent command of written and spoken English
• Project management skills, including the ability to establish a timeline, manage stakeholders, prioritize and delegate tasks, maintain clear channels of communication, and manage a disciplined process under a controlled environment (e.g. ISO 27001).

Benefits

• Long term professional development and mentorship, and an educational budget for conferences, online courses, books and other resources.
• Flexible work schedule, including remote and hybrid options.
• Monthly wellness budget for physical, mental or spiritual activities of your choice.
• International workforce and client base.
• Competitive compensation package, including stock options.
• Medical, dental, vision and life insurance.
• 40 days of vacation (inclusive of national holidays), plus parental leave & sick leave.