Principal Scientist, Cardiovascular, Translational Development
Bristol Myers Squibb · Princeton, NJ +2 more
ResearchFull-time$159k–$193kCompany career page
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Role summary
Bristol Myers Squibb seeks a Principal Scientist to lead translational development and biomarker strategy for cardiovascular programs. The role integrates laboratory science, clinical trials, and asset development to advance late-stage pipeline candidates through regulatory and lifecycle management.
What they're looking for
- PhD with 4–8+ years of translational medicine and clinical biomarker experience
- 2+ years of early or late-stage clinical biomarker experience in biotech or pharma
- Expertise in cardiovascular translational biomarkers and related disease areas
- Strong project management and CRO collaboration experience
- Demonstrated scientific leadership, mentoring, and cross-functional team skills
- Proficiency in data mining and collaboration with bioinformaticians
- Excellent verbal, written, and presentation communication abilities
What you'll be doing
- Design and implement program-specific biomarker and translational development plans
- Determine appropriate biomarker assays and vendors; manage outsourcing of development and validation
- Manage clinical biomarker data delivery, analysis, and associated timelines with internal teams and CROs
- Lead post-hoc biomarker analyses and publication efforts; maintain timelines for regulatory submissions
- Serve as subject-matter expert, critically evaluating scientific literature and translational questions
Key requirements
- Therapeutic area
- Cardiovascular
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