Translation Imaging Lead m/f/d

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Bayer is seeking a Translation Imaging Lead m/f/d in Basel to independently drive the biomarker imaging strategy across oncology programs, ensuring the right imaging approaches are used from early clinical stages through regulatory submissions and strengthening drug development for radioligand therapies. The ideal candidate will hold an MD or MD/PhD or a PhD in imaging science, with a minimum of 7 years of industry experience (or a master’s with 9 years, or a bachelor’s with 11 years), plus a proven track record in radiopharmaceuticals and oncology, and hands on experience with PET, SPECT, CT, bioluminescence and MRI, as well as a thorough understanding of regulatory frameworks for biomarkers and a strong scientific publication record with an extensive professional network. To apply, tailor your CV and cover letter to demonstrate leadership in imaging strategy, cross functional collaboration, regulatory qualification experience, and successful external partnerships, quantify your impact with concrete examples, highlight your ability to work with Radiology and imaging CROs, and show your readiness to join the Basel onsite team; note that applications close February 5.

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Translation Imaging Lead m/f/d 

 

At Bayer, we are dedicated to advancing oncology research through innovative imaging strategies. As a Translational Imaging Lead, you will independently drive the strategic guidance for biomarker imaging across one or more programs, focusing on drug development deliverables. Your role will ensure the use of appropriate imaging techniques from early clinical through registration phases, collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance drug development, particularly in radioligand therapies.

 

YOUR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 

• Drive the development of strategic guidance for biomarker imaging, ensuring oncology programs utilize appropriate imaging techniques throughout the drug development process.
• Advise on the use of imaging biomarkers and techniques in clinical trials, focusing on radiopharmaceuticals in collaboration with Radiology and external imaging CROs.
• Participate in Program Teams, providing oncology expertise to develop translation and imaging strategies.
• Direct the global oncology Radiomics approach, providing expertise and leadership across the portfolio.
• Coordinate all aspects of imaging delivery in synchronization with the drug R&D process, informed by a deep understanding of clinical development in oncology and state-of-the-art imaging strategies.
• Develop imaging tools to measure drug response/effectiveness through internal and external collaborations.
• Ensure regulatory compliance of imaging activities and drive qualification processes.
• Evaluate, interpret, and present results from imaging analyses to support decision-making.
• Identify new collaboration opportunities and manage relationships with partners to drive imaging excellence.
• Contribute to self-empowered matrix teams, fostering a culture of creativity and innovation, and promoting a high-performance environment.

 

WHO YOU ARE

 

• Medical doctor (MD or MD/PhD) or imaging scientist (PhD) trained in radiology, nuclear medicine, imaging physics, or image analysis with a minimum of 7 years industry experience, or a master’s degree with 9 years, or a bachelor’s degree with 11 years of industry experience.
• Proven track record in research and/or development with a focus on radiopharmaceuticals and oncology applications.
• Experience with clinical and preclinical imaging in oncology drug development, including PET, SPECT, CT, bioluminescence, and MRI.
• Thorough understanding of imaging and clinical development in oncology, including regulatory frameworks for biomarkers.
• Outstanding scientific reputation with multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals and a strong network in the academic and clinical community of imaging specialties.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with fluency in English.

 

This job posting will be open for applications until at least 5th February. Thank you.

 

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    YOUR APPLICATION      

Bayer welcomes applications from all individuals, regardless of race, national origin, gender, age, physical characteristics, social origin, disability, union membership, religion, family status, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or any unlawful criterion under applicable law. We are committed to treating all applicants fairly and avoiding discrimination.

Bayer is committed to providing barrier-free access and support-facilities for individuals with disabilities - during the application process and beyond. Applicants with disabilities are encouraged to request any support / equipment they may need via the contact information below.
 

 

 

Location:

Switzerland : Basel-City : Basel  

 

Division:

Pharmaceuticals

 

Reference Code:

860917