The Associate Director, Quantitative Clinical Pharmacology provides translational, clinical pharmacology, and pharmacometrics deliverables for development assets from pre-IND to Phase III. Applies quantitative modeling methods (population PK, PK/PD, and disease progression modeling using multivariate statistical and empirical approaches) to integrate, analyze, and interpret diverse data sources (pharmacokinetics; pharmacodynamics including biomarker & imaging; electronic health records). Drives pharmacology and pharmacometrics activities for dose selection and characterizing interactions between drugs, patients, and biological systems to identify key predictors.
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute quantitative pharmacology strategies across development stages through product registration
- Lead clinical pharmacology expertise across clinical/translational development (protocol preparation, study execution, data review/analysis, study reports)
- Conduct advanced pharmacometrics analyses (population PK, PK/PD modeling and simulation, meta-analysis, disease modeling) to support clinical decisions and dose selection
- Serve as functional lead for global regulatory strategies and regulatory documents
- Maintain and share leading-edge knowledge (publish manuscripts; present at scientific conferences/forums)
Qualifications
- PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, mathematics/engineering, or related field + at least 5 yearsβ experience in clinical pharmacology or pharmacometrics
- Strong knowledge of clinical pharmacology principles; hands-on PK/PD modeling analysis; experience with regulatory interactions
- Experience developing advanced pharmacometrics/PK/PD/PBPK models; skilled with software such as NONMEM, R, and Phoenix
- Excellent communication, multitasking, collaboration
- Strong analytical and strategic thinking
Benefits (explicitly mentioned)
- Physical and Emotional Wellness; Financial Wellness; Support for Caregivers
Application
- Encouraged to apply (position is hybrid; work on site in the U.S. and/or attend in-person events periodically)
- Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S.