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Senior Director Biology Platforms

Discover International
London
8 months ago
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Discover Int. are seeking a dynamic and technically skilled Senior Director of Bio-platforms to lead and expand the internal biological platform capabilities.


This role will require on-site presence due to managing teams based in laboratories.


The successful candidate will bring deep expertise in pathology-focused translational sciences, biomarker development, and advanced tissue imaging technologies.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement a comprehensive strategy for scalable, reproducible biological platforms
  • Drive standardization and industrialization of ECM materials and biospecimens
  • Drive the development and implementation of innovative imaging approaches to support biomarker strategies and translational research
  • Directly manage two team leads, and drive recruitment, mentorship and career development within the bio-platforms team
  • Lead interactions with clinical, pathology, and biomaterials KOLs / consultants to develop strategies and solutions in support of internal program needs
  • Oversee the development and validation of multiplex immunofluorescence (mIF) assays
  • Work closely with internal and external discovery teams, data sciences, and external partners to align bio-platforms


Experience

  • PhD, MD, or equivalent focused on fibrosis and immune-related pathologies, or a related field with a strong emphasis on translational research
  • 10+ years of experience in biotech or pharma translational sciences, with a proven track record of standardizing and scaling biological platforms in fibrosis, immunology, or related fields
  • Proven expertise in developing and applying mIF and IHC assays for preclinical and clinical research
  • Experience in biospecimen management, tissue handling, and qualification of biomaterials
  • A strong understanding of relevant regulations and ethical guidelines related to biospecimen research, including HTA, HIPAA, GDPR, and IRB requirements
  • Strong knowledge of tissue fibrosis and immune microenvironment pathology required

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