About this role
Job title: Senior Director, Biostatistics
About the Role Your mission is to provide expert strategic and statistical leadership for Bicycle's clinical development portfolio. You will lead a team of biostatisticians, providing quantitative deep thinking to shape study designs, guide program strategy, and ensure the integrity of our clinical data. As a key leader in the Biometrics function, you will translate complex data into clear, actionable insights that drive our therapies forward for patients.
What You'll Do
- Lead, coach, and mentor a team of biostatisticians, investing in their professional growth and fostering a culture of high performance and psychological safety.
- Set clear goals and strategic priorities for the biostatistics function, ensuring alignment with department and organizational objectives.
- Champion Bicycle values, promoting collaboration, accountability, and innovation within the team.
- Serve as the program-level biostatistical lead for key development assets, shaping the clinical development plan with quantitative input.
- Collaborate with Medical, Clinical Research, and Regulatory Affairs to address critical questions and data-driven decision-making.
- Represent biostatistics in regulatory interactions, providing statistical expertise for meetings and authoring key sections of regulatory documents.
- Provide senior oversight for study-level biostatistical activities to ensure quality and timeliness.
- Apply advanced statistical methods, including modeling and simulation, to design, analyze, and interpret studies.
- Review and approve key statistical documents to ensure fitness for purpose.
What We're Looking For
- Extensive senior leadership experience in biostatistics within the biopharmaceutical industry, with a deep focus on oncology clinical trials.
- Proven people-management experience and ability to lead high-performing technical teams.
- Ability to develop and execute statistical strategy for clinical development programs and translate complex data into actionable insights.
- Authoritative knowledge of advanced statistical methods, GCP guidelines, and their application across all clinical development phases.
- Proficiency in statistical programming languages and strong skills in simulation and modeling techniques.
Compensation & Benefits
- Salary: USD 235,000 – 295,000 per year.
- Location: Lexington, MA (Hybrid work arrangement: blend of onsite and remote).
- Employment type: Full-time.
- Benefits: Not specified in posting.