You are thoughtful, curious, and motivated by the opportunity to connect human evidence with meaningful development decisions. You bring sound judgment and a practical mindset when working through complex scientific questions. You value working across disciplines and enjoy building productive relationships around shared goals. You are comfortable navigating change and bringing clarity to evolving situations. You care about scientific quality and about the real-world impact your work can have for patients.
· PhD, MD, PharmD or equivalent in human genetics, statistical genetics, pharmacogenomics, or a related scientific or clinical field with at least 8 years of experience in field of expertise
· 4+ years of experience in human genetics, statistical genetics, pharmacogenomics, or routine clinical genetic care in an industry setting.
· Strong expertise in human genetics, genomics, pharmacogenomics, and genetic testing.
· Experience supporting late-stage research programs and clinical development activities.
· Experience designing genetic testing strategies for clinical trials, including technology selection, laboratory partner selection, vendor selection, and data interpretation approaches.
· Strong understanding of the genetic testing landscape, including genetic platforms, genetic data analysis, clinical interpretation, and communication of genetic results.
· Strong understanding of the ethical and regulatory framework for human genetic data generation and use in clinical settings.
· Familiarity with variant interpretation and classification frameworks, including the use of clinical, population, functional, and computational evidence to assess variant pathogenicity.
· Experience working with large-scale genomic datasets and interpreting genetic findings in a clinical context.
· Experience working in matrixed, multidisciplinary team environments.
· Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
· Successful track record working with human genetic data, demonstrated through protocol development, clinical trials conducted, institutional review board submissions, or peer-reviewed publications.