Associate Director, Precision Medicine
Bristol Myers Squibb
July 02, 2026
Remote friendly (Princeton, NJ)
United States
Clinical Research and Development
Position Summary
Associate Director of Precision Medicine providing subject matter expertise for development and execution of companion biomarker diagnostic programs for BMS product development and brand teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Represent Precision Medicine on Development, Brand, and Translational Medicine teams for in vitro diagnostic development within strategy.
- Collaborate across translational medicine and R&D; form alliances across scientific disciplines and drive decision-making for complex problems.
- Coordinate Precision Medicine matrix sub-teams to incorporate diagnostic biomarkers into exploratory, clinical, regulatory, and Medical/Commercial strategies.
- Provide technical direction for diagnostic partnering (search, evaluation, transactions).
- Coordinate activities with external diagnostic partners and deliver critical milestones (technical/clinical validation and regulatory).
- Support commercial planning and medical strategy for the diagnostic product.
- Serve as internal/external subject matter expert; acquire and disseminate precision medicine knowledge.
- Represent BMS Precision Medicine to health authorities and customers and present at scientific meetings.
Qualifications
- Advanced technical degree (e.g., MSc, PhD, MD, DVM, PharmD).
- 3+ years’ experience in diagnostic assay development.
- Knowledge of biomarker/in vitro diagnostic platforms.
- Plus: diagnostic industry/onco biomarkers/diagnostic business development and/or lab medicine certification (e.g., ASCP).
- Demonstrated ability to work in multidisciplinary matrix teams.
Compensation Overview
- Cambridge Crossing: $214,020–$259,344; Princeton/NJ: $186,110–$225,519. Additional incentive cash/stock may be available.
Application Instructions
- If the role doesn’t perfectly match your resume, apply anyway.
Associate Director of Precision Medicine providing subject matter expertise for development and execution of companion biomarker diagnostic programs for BMS product development and brand teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Represent Precision Medicine on Development, Brand, and Translational Medicine teams for in vitro diagnostic development within strategy.
- Collaborate across translational medicine and R&D; form alliances across scientific disciplines and drive decision-making for complex problems.
- Coordinate Precision Medicine matrix sub-teams to incorporate diagnostic biomarkers into exploratory, clinical, regulatory, and Medical/Commercial strategies.
- Provide technical direction for diagnostic partnering (search, evaluation, transactions).
- Coordinate activities with external diagnostic partners and deliver critical milestones (technical/clinical validation and regulatory).
- Support commercial planning and medical strategy for the diagnostic product.
- Serve as internal/external subject matter expert; acquire and disseminate precision medicine knowledge.
- Represent BMS Precision Medicine to health authorities and customers and present at scientific meetings.
Qualifications
- Advanced technical degree (e.g., MSc, PhD, MD, DVM, PharmD).
- 3+ years’ experience in diagnostic assay development.
- Knowledge of biomarker/in vitro diagnostic platforms.
- Plus: diagnostic industry/onco biomarkers/diagnostic business development and/or lab medicine certification (e.g., ASCP).
- Demonstrated ability to work in multidisciplinary matrix teams.
Compensation Overview
- Cambridge Crossing: $214,020–$259,344; Princeton/NJ: $186,110–$225,519. Additional incentive cash/stock may be available.
Application Instructions
- If the role doesn’t perfectly match your resume, apply anyway.