Senior Biomedical Research & Data Governance Analyst (Biotech)

TL;DR

Senior Biomedical Research & Data Governance Analyst (Biotech): Leading the development of governance frameworks and regulatory oversight for biomedical research data with an accent on ethical compliance, data sharing agreements, and privacy standards. Focus on navigating complex IRB regulations, implementing CAPA plans, and integrating emerging AI tools into research governance workflows.

Location: Must be based in the United States (Remote or Hybrid). Travel required at least twice per year to Seattle, WA.

Salary: $93,300–$121,700

Company

A Seattle-founded nonprofit dedicated to accelerating medical progress through open science, radical collaboration, and ethical data sharing.

What you will do

• Lead the development of policies and structures for research design, data collection, and dissemination.
• Collaborate with research consortia and institutional partners to ensure ethical and accountable data sharing.
• Design and apply data governance approaches, including data access controls and privacy compliance methods.
• Monitor adherence to ethical and legal requirements, contributing to incident investigations and CAPA plans.
• Integrate emerging technologies, including AI, into governance documentation and process improvement.
• Develop and implement standards for data sharing education and governance training.

Requirements

• Must be based in the United States.
• Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, public health, public administration, or social sciences.
• 7+ years of professional experience in a research setting involving human biomedical data.
• Demonstrated knowledge of IRB regulations, HIPAA compliance, and data use agreements.
• Experience improving SOPs and managing documentation in tools like Jira or Confluence.
• Ability to travel to Seattle, WA at least twice per year.

Culture & Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
• Robust retirement plan and flexible spending accounts.
• Paid time off and flexible work arrangements.
• Commitment to radical collaboration and an inclusive, science-driven environment.