Senior Manager, Scientific and Laboratory Informatics

Responsibilities: Lead digital laboratory transformation initiatives spanning informatics, data, automation, and AI to achieve measurable client impact Architect and oversee end-to-end delivery including solution design, estimates, scope, and execution Drive program outcomes aligned with goals and value realization Quantify and communicate business value and outcomes of solutions Proactively manage delivery risks, issues, dependencies, and reporting Own client outcomes and accountability for contractual commitments and satisfaction Serve as escalation point for critical delivery or client issues Shape client vision and strategic roadmap across people, process, technology, and data Provide viewpoints on digital lab solutions including platform and tradeoffs Build and maintain strong client relationships and act as trusted advisor to senior leaders Align stakeholders and priorities across complex, multi-disciplinary teams Demonstrate business acumen and navigate client environments Articulate compelling value propositions and business cases Lead and support business development including opportunity identification and pursuit Develop thought leadership to drive practice growth and differentiation Develop deep expertise in laboratory operations, industry trends, and digital technologies Lead, coach, and mentor team members; foster a high-performance culture Actively manage risks to engagements, practice performance, and brand/reputation

Key requirements: 8+ years of experience in scientific and laboratory informatics within R&D and/or QC Manufacturing Bachelor’s Degree in a Laboratory Science / Life Science or Computer Science or Engineering 4+ years of consulting (preferred) Experience in life sciences R&D, QC, or IT Experience originating, negotiating, and contracting work Exceptional interpersonal and written/verbal communication skills interpersonal skills verbal and written communication client relationship management digital laboratory transformation AI automation