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Opportunity: Director, Clinical Biomarkers, Genetically Defined Diseases (#1404988) @ Bristol-Myers Squibb -- Princeton, NJ (US)
Submitted by Jody Aikawa; posted on Saturday, October 11, 2014
RESPONSIBILITIES
The Genetically Defined Diseases Biomarkers group at BMS is responsible for the development and implementation of biomarker strategies to support clinical drug development in genetic diseases. This team is responsible for the synergistic application of multiple genomic and biochemical technology platforms for the identification and development of novel pharmacodynamic biomarker assays, mechanistic biomarkers and developing patient stratification strategies. In addition, they coordinate collaborations and alliances with both internal and external research partners as well as implement state of the art biomarker discovery technologies and strategies in clinical trials. Members of this team work on multifaceted projects in collaboration with both Pre-Clinical Discovery and Clinical Research colleagues to impact the organization at multiple levels of drug research and development. The responsibilities of the position will include leadership of multiple biomarker research projects within the Genetically Defined Diseases Clinical Biomarkers group.
REQUIREMENTS
The successful candidate will be a highly motivated and collaborative individual with the ability to multitask and manage multiple projects simultaneously while working in a matrix organization. Qualified candidates will have scientific expertise in a broad range of protein, cellular and molecular profiling analysis methodologies and bioinformatics skills that include analysis of multivariate data sets and their correlation with clinical endpoints. Experience with data visualization software packages and pathway analysis tools is preferred. They will also be well versed in comparative statistics and biomarker discovery technologies including microarray analysis, rtPCR, and assay development.
This position requires a Ph.D. or equivalent in Molecular Genetics or a related field and a minimum of seven years postdoctoral experience. At least 5 years pharmaceutical industry experience and a background in Neuroscience is preferred. Previous experience in biomarker application in clinical trials, diagnostic development, and bioinformatics is also desired. Superior written and verbal communication skills and the ability to clearly communicate scientific objectives and project results are expected.
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