Associate Director - Translational Science & Early Clinical Strategy

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Associate Director - Translational Science & Early Clinical Strategy, London

Client:

Planet Pharma

Location:

London, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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EU work permit required:

Yes

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Posted:

06.06.2025

Expiry Date:

21.07.2025

Job Description:

We're Hiring: Associate Director / Principal Scientist – Translational Science & Early Clinical Strategy

Are you passionate about bridging science and strategy to bring transformative therapies to patients faster? Our client, a growing biotech company advancing novel therapies in oncology and immunology, is looking for a talentedAssociate Director or Principal Scientistto leadTranslational Science & Early Clinical Strategyinitiatives as we enter a critical phase of growth.

Join a visionary and agile team with deep scientific expertise, strong backing, and a commitment to translating cutting-edge discoveries into real-world impact.

What You’ll Do:

  • Drive translational science efforts from preclinical development into early clinical programs
  • Design and execute biomarker strategies to support mechanism of action, patient selection, and pharmacodynamic endpoints
  • Partner cross-functionally with discovery biology, clinical development, and external collaborators
  • Interpret complex data sets to inform early clinical strategy and decision-making
  • Contribute to IND-enabling activities and first-in-human study design

What We’re Looking For:

  • PhD, MD/PhD, or equivalent in a relevant field (e.g., Immunology, Oncology, Molecular Biology)
  • 6–10+ years of industry experience, ideally with direct experience in translational science or early clinical development
  • Proven experience with ADCs (antibody drug conjugates) isESSENTIAL
  • Deep understanding of tumor biology, immunology, or targeted therapies
  • Strong track record of scientific leadership and cross-functional collaboration
  • Experience with biomarkers, companion diagnostics, or precision medicine approaches is highly desirable

Why Join Us:

  • Be part of a small, elite team making big science happen
  • Work at the intersection of innovation and strategy with a direct path to impact
  • Flexible, hybrid work environment with a dynamic and empowering culture
  • Opportunity for significant leadership and career growth as we scale


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