Head of Data Science
$290,000 – $375,000
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$290,000 – $375,000
About the role
- Lead Clinical Data Science strategy across a multi‑program global portfolio
- Drive integration of AI/ML in disease modeling, imaging, biomarker analytics, and precision medicine
- Represent Data Science in regulatory meetings and guide responses to Health Authority questions
- Oversee large scale data science initiatives across clinical development
- Shape clinical trial design and endpoint strategy in collaboration with Biostatistics and Clinical Development
- Mentor and develop a high‑performing, geographically distributed team
- Drive operational excellence across vendors, budgets, and GxP‑aligned analytics
- PhD in Biostatistics or quantitative discipline (or MSc Biostatistics + quantitative PhD)10+ years industry experience across Clinical Development, Biostatistics, and Data Science
- Depth in AI/ML methodologies applied to clinical evidence generation
- Experience influencing regulatory authorities
- Senior leadership capability guiding Directors and cross‑functional scientific teams
- Background in neurology or complex biomarker domains preferred
- Why it’s Special
- High‑impact global visibility
- A mission‑driven organisation pushing scientific boundaries
- Chance to redefine how AI and data science shape clinical development
- Work directly with executive‑level scientific leadership
- Remote flexibility with meaningful strategic influence
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