Associate Director, Global Biomarker Lead, Inflammation, GI2 TAU

Role: Global Biomarker Lead, Inflammation, GI2 TAU, responsible for scientific and strategic leadership in translational biomarker development for gastrointestinal and inflammatory disease programs. Responsibilities: design and execute biomarker strategies across preclinical and clinical stages, lead the Translational Sub-Team, collaborate with discovery research and clinical teams to identify, validate, and implement biomarkers, ensure high-quality biomarker data collection and assay validation, and represent biomarker strategies in project teams and regulatory submissions. Qualifications: PhD in a scientific discipline with 7+ years of experience, deep expertise in translational biomarkers and multi-omics approaches in immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, proven leadership in biomarker discovery and development, strong knowledge of drug development and regulatory processes, excellent communication skills. High-Value: focus on inflammatory GI diseases, translational biomarker strategy, multi-omics, clinical and preclinical integration, biomarker validation, cross-functional leadership, and regulatory support. WorkSetup: based in Boston, MA, full-time, hybrid work, with no travel specified.