Modeling and Simulation Project Embedment Lead
Modeling and Simulation Project Embedment Lead
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Map current workflows and identify M&S and AI automation and augmentation opportunities
- Oversee embedment and adoption of M&S and AI tools across the Therapeutic AreasWork closely with solution developers to translate business problems into actionable requirements and ensure delivered tools meet end-user needs
- Reimagine and define fit-for-purpose ways of working, processes, and templates in collaboration with cross-functional partners that evolve with M&S and AI adoption
- Train, onboard, and enable end-users on new M&S and AI tools to drive adoption and effective use
- Monitor adoption metrics and identify barriers; iterate on processes to reduce friction and feed insights back to inform prioritization of new use cases
- Master’s degree with 8–10 years of experience or PhD with 5–8 years of experience in Statistics, Data Sciences, or a related quantitative discipline
- Strong experience working in clinical trial design as a statistician or data scientist
- Applied understanding of how M&S and AI can augment clinical trial workflows, with an eye for high-impact use cases
- Ability to bridge business and technical teams — translating end-user needs into developer‑ready requirements
- Experience in change management or process improvement within drug development
- Strong communication, facilitation, and stakeholder engagement skills
- Ability to design pragmatic, fit-for-purpose governance frameworks
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