The Research and Development Sciences (RaDS) value team in our Company’s R&D IT brings together product management, engineering, and data science expertise. We enable data, technology, and services that accelerate our scientists’ ability to discover and develop innovative medicines that change the course of human health. In the RaDS value team, the Product organization is responsible for implementing capabilities and associated services to advance the drug discovery and development pipeline. Our IT team operates as a business partner, proposing ideas and innovative solutions that enable new organizational capabilities. We collaborate internationally to deliver the services and solutions that help everyone to be more productive and enable innovation.
We are seeking a Product Manager to join the RaDS Digital Solutions organization, reporting to the Lead of the Disease Biology & PharmTox Product Line. The successful candidate will partner closely with scientific stakeholders, product managers, engineers, data scientists, and cross-functional IT teams to define and deliver high-impact digital solutions that accelerate preclinical research and drug discovery.
This role will drive product strategy, roadmap development, and execution across a portfolio of platforms that support experimental modalities, including high-content imaging, proteomics, genomics, spatial omics, phenotypic screening, and digital pathology. The product ecosystem is focused on enabling researchers to generate deeper biological insights, evaluate therapeutic candidates more effectively, and leverage scalable FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) data and AI-ready capabilities across imaging, pathology, and multi-omics workflows.
By delivering integrated digital solutions and scientific workflows, this team helps reduce time-to-insight, advance predictive and data-driven approaches to research, and streamline discovery and preclinical processes. These capabilities play a critical role in enabling faster, more informed decision-making and ultimately supporting the development of safer and more effective medicines.