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Partner - Director AI/ML,Computational & Data Science- Want to help build the future of life sciences? 🧬


Are you passionate about AI, machine learning, computational and data science? Are you passionate about life sciences? Did you know that over the next 3 years the demand for AI/ML talent in Europe in the life sciences industries is expected to grow over 4x faster than the overall life sciences workforce?


We want to someone who can take our work in this space to the next level and build out the best talent solutions team in the industry. You will be working closely with our experienced best in class leadership team in Europe (Nicholas Boyle,Sarah Pawar,Arne Huyghelier,Catherine CampbellandTasha Cole) with access to over 1,400 signed T&Cs to supercharge our UK & EU-focussed Computational AI/ML business unit, covering the full spectrum of from drug discovery to commercial launch.


🔵 WhyBioTalent?

- Our industry reputation speaks for itself – NPS score of 76 (customer NPS of 100 over the past 6 months), 4.9 google review scores

- 32% of our network aren’t on LinkedIn – access to unique individuals

4 game changing communities to elevate your personal brand, drive positive social impact

- Part ofThe IN Groupa leading talent and workforce solutions group with collaboration opportunities to unlock new revenue streams

- Experts in our field with average market experience of 9 years, trained by industry experts and with a dedicated internal L&D team

- Leading earning potential - profit share and leading commission scheme up to 50%


đź’Ą What will you bring to the table?

- Curious mindset with a passion for continual learning in sales, AI/ML and life sciences (life sciences experience not required but you have to be excited about the opportunity to focus down on the sector)

- A love of networking, meeting new people, speaking and attending conferences

- Experience of business development, account growth and solution selling

- Ambition, accountability and energy – your business unit can be as big as you want it to be


If you are interested, please reach out to me directly to discuss the opportunity in confidence. This role can be based hybrid in London, Amsterdam or Zug.


If not right for you but you know someone or work with a recruiter in the field who you rate I will pay a referral fee for a successful introduction (this can be a confidential name to contact or an introduction).

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