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Senior Clinical Lead, Early Clinical & Experimental Therapeutics

Amsterdam💼 Full-time💰 $112,800–$112,800🗓 2026-07-29 → 2026-09-27

Core

Design and lead early clinical studies (First-in-Human, Phase 1/2a) for oncology assets including RAS pathway inhibitors, translating preclinical data into coherent development plans for solid tumors and hematologic malignancies.

Role type

Senior Clinical Lead, Early Clinical & Experimental Therapeutics

Builds

Early clinical development plans, protocols, and trial data for oncology assets

Domain

Oncology drug development / Translational Medicine

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work

Required skills

Early Phase 1/2a clinical trial oversight, translational medicine strategy, GCP practices, cross-functional team leadership, protocol design, dose escalation decision-making, regulatory submission authoring, stakeholder engagement

Preferred skills

Combination therapy experience, cytoplasmic signaling pathway expertise, late-phase clinical trial conduct, bench science background

Technologies

AI-driven research tools, digital tools for drug development

Responsibilities

Design and lead early clinical studies including First-in-Human and Proof-of-Mechanism trials; Drive translational strategy by integrating preclinical data and biomarker insights; Serve as Study Medical Manager overseeing study preparation, conduct, and safety monitoring; Lead cross-functional teams coordinating regulatory, safety, biostatistics, and clinical operations functions; Make front-line clinical decisions on protocol design and dose escalation; Author and review key clinical documents including protocols and clinical study reports; Engage with internal and external stakeholders including investigators and health authorities

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC with strategic decision authority

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