Head Of Translational Sciences, Drug Design, Cambridge, Ma
Isomorphic Labs
Cambridge, MA, United States
On-site
Phd in biological sciences
10+ years industrial experience
Navigate discovery to ind transition
Isomorphic Labs seeks a Head of Translational Sciences to lead their drug design strategy in Cambridge, MA. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in translational sciences within the pharma/biotech sector, strong leadership skills, and a passion for leveraging AI in drug discovery
Job Summary
The role involves leading the Translational Science strategy to identify biomarkers and develop assays that define the clinical path and patient selection criteria.
Candidates must have a proven track record of successfully navigating the discovery to IND transition while demonstrating mastery of molecular mechanisms.
The position requires fostering a culture of high accountability, rapid iteration, and scientific curiosity within an interdisciplinary team driving groundbreaking innovation.
Matching Summary
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Isomorphic Labs seeks a Head of Translational Sciences to lead their drug design strategy in Cambridge, MA. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in translational sciences within the pharma/biotech sector, strong leadership skills, and a passion for leveraging AI in drug discovery.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
PhD in Biological Sciences
10+ years industrial experience
Navigate discovery to IND transition
Manage CRO resources effectively
Define patient selection strategies
Line management and mentorship skills
Nice-to-have
Experience in AI/ML led drug discovery
Work with product data scientists
Experience with diverse chemical modalities
Passion for transforming field with AI
Collaborative cross-functional relationship building
Key Requirements
Minimum 10 years pharma/biotech/CRO experience
PhD in relevant Biological Sciences required
Proven success delivering multiple programs to IND
Demonstrated line management and talent development
Strong background in translational biological strategies