Responsibilities (include, but not limited to):

  • Serve as a collaborative member of the alliance and program management team to manage multiple key partnerships and a significant number of programs while building and maintaining processes to support the group and the organization
  • Lead cross-functional program teams/meetings that may include representatives from research, nonclinical development, regulatory, CMC, and clinical development to define the most appropriate drug development strategy
  • Support cross-functional teams and stakeholders to facilitate technical and scientific discussions that define the product profile, integrated development plans, schedule and budget for various internal and partnered programs
  • Mobilize and align the organization to drive decision-making and implement the development strategy
  • In collaboration with the scientific/development leads, facilitate team meetings and documentation, decision making and tracking of milestones, critical path, timelines, risks, assumptions, alternative scenarios, and budgets
  • Foster strong relationships within the organization and serve as a critical point person for program team members (in conjunction with scientific or development leads) on portfolio and program strategy, project-related communications, scientific discussions, issue identification, and management
  • Manage alliance(s) with pharma partners to ensure strategic and operational alignment on discovery through clinical-stage programs in neurology, oncology, and autoimmune
  • Effectively communicate with senior management on program strategy, progress, and timelines

Education/Skills/Experience Requirements:

  • Degree in life sciences; advanced degree, Ph.D. or MBA preferred
  • Eight plus years of total industry experience, including at least five years in a project management role (title commensurate with experience)
  • Strong understanding of cross cross-functional drug development from preclinical through early clinical development (including an understanding of GxP, and experience with IND submissions)
  • Strong leadership skills, with the ability to influence at all levels of an organization
  • Experience in the application of program management principles required
  • Proficient in MS Office (including Project, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and experience with timeline management tools (e.g. MS Project, Smartsheets), required
  • Excellent oral and written communication skills, including presentation and facilitation
  • Excellent record-keeping abilities and attention to detail
  • Commitment to a high-performing, patient & people-first culture, where there is alignment around a common vision and individuals are supported in their growth path

About Skyhawk

Skyhawk is committed to discovering, developing, and commercializing small molecule therapeutics that correct RNA splicing. We use our novel SkySTAR® platform (Skyhawk Small molecule Therapeutics for Alternative splicing of RNA) to develop drug candidates directed to targets for some of the world’s most intractable diseases including cancer, neurological conditions, and other “undruggable” targets against a wide range of conditions.

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