Discovery Research Domain Analyst, IT Business Analyst
Bristol Myers Squibb
September 03, 2026
Remote friendly (Princeton, NJ)
United States
IT
Key Responsibilities:
- Work with research stakeholders to understand scientific data workflows, capture needs, and document business requirements.
- Translate scientific needs into user stories, acceptance criteria, process notes, and IT/engineering requirements.
- Support demand intake/analysis by mapping workflows, identifying friction points, and escalating risks/questions.
- Represent researcher context in product discussions; validate delivered capabilities meet needs.
- Collaborate with Data Engineers on data collection, testing, validation, issue tracking, and continuous improvement.
- Maintain field-level metadata, business glossaries, and documentation aligned with FAIR practices.
- Support alignment of identifiers, terminology, and definitions across Molecular Invention (MI) data sources.
- Communicate with scientific/technical audiences; summarize decisions, risks, and follow-ups.
- Demonstrate growth mindset and ownership for business analysis, data literacy, AI/ML awareness, and Pharmaceutical R&D knowledge.
Qualifications:
- B.S. or M.S. in life sciences, informatics, data, or technical discipline (advanced degree a plus).
- Practical experience or strong academic grounding in early life sciences (e.g., biologics, sequencing, protein engineering, antibody discovery, chemistry).
- Familiarity with pharmaceutical/biotech research workflows.
- 2+ years in IT/informatics/data analysis/business analysis/scientific data role (graduate research/internship considered).
- Collaborative, analytical problem-solving; ability to learn new tools and adapt.
- IIBA or similar Business Analysis Certification (plus).
Desired Skills:
- Passion for healthcare; strong communication/collaboration.
- Stakeholder engagement, curiosity, and experience with data product development/data modeling/governance/analytics.
Compensation/Benefits (as stated):
- Full-time pay ranges: Cambridge Crossing $83,680–$101,404; Princeton–NJ $76,080–$92,185. Eligible for additional incentive cash/stock and comprehensive benefits (medical/dental/vision/life/disability/retirement/financial protection) and U.S. FTO or paid vacation/hours as described.
Application instruction:
- Apply even if you don’t perfectly match the resume.
- Work with research stakeholders to understand scientific data workflows, capture needs, and document business requirements.
- Translate scientific needs into user stories, acceptance criteria, process notes, and IT/engineering requirements.
- Support demand intake/analysis by mapping workflows, identifying friction points, and escalating risks/questions.
- Represent researcher context in product discussions; validate delivered capabilities meet needs.
- Collaborate with Data Engineers on data collection, testing, validation, issue tracking, and continuous improvement.
- Maintain field-level metadata, business glossaries, and documentation aligned with FAIR practices.
- Support alignment of identifiers, terminology, and definitions across Molecular Invention (MI) data sources.
- Communicate with scientific/technical audiences; summarize decisions, risks, and follow-ups.
- Demonstrate growth mindset and ownership for business analysis, data literacy, AI/ML awareness, and Pharmaceutical R&D knowledge.
Qualifications:
- B.S. or M.S. in life sciences, informatics, data, or technical discipline (advanced degree a plus).
- Practical experience or strong academic grounding in early life sciences (e.g., biologics, sequencing, protein engineering, antibody discovery, chemistry).
- Familiarity with pharmaceutical/biotech research workflows.
- 2+ years in IT/informatics/data analysis/business analysis/scientific data role (graduate research/internship considered).
- Collaborative, analytical problem-solving; ability to learn new tools and adapt.
- IIBA or similar Business Analysis Certification (plus).
Desired Skills:
- Passion for healthcare; strong communication/collaboration.
- Stakeholder engagement, curiosity, and experience with data product development/data modeling/governance/analytics.
Compensation/Benefits (as stated):
- Full-time pay ranges: Cambridge Crossing $83,680–$101,404; Princeton–NJ $76,080–$92,185. Eligible for additional incentive cash/stock and comprehensive benefits (medical/dental/vision/life/disability/retirement/financial protection) and U.S. FTO or paid vacation/hours as described.
Application instruction:
- Apply even if you don’t perfectly match the resume.