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ViiV Healthcare (GSK) Head of Data and Technology Strategy
USA - North Carolina - Durham · Hybrid (Remote & On-site) · Director · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026
- Experience
- 12+ years’ experience in pharmaceutical OR biotechnology OR healthcare technology OR life-sciences consulting.
- Education
- Master’s degree in Life Sciences OR Data Science OR Computer Science OR Engineering OR Information Technology
About the job
Leads ViiV R&D’s data, technology, AI and automation strategy, prioritizing investments and driving adoption and measurable business outcomes across research and development.
What you'll do
- Set and oversee the R&D data and technology portfolio, investment priorities, governance and value-realisation measures.
- Translate scientific and business priorities into multi-year capability and investment plans, partnering with technology teams on delivery pathways.
- Lead responsible AI adoption, process redesign, digital fluency and a high-performing team across R&D.
What they ask for
- Master’s degree in Life Sciences, Data Science, Computer Science, Engineering or Information Technology.
- 12+ years’ experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare technology or life-sciences consulting.
- Experience in pharmaceutical R&D and applying data, digital platforms, analytics, AI and automation to scientific and development workflows.
- Experience defining and executing data, digital, technology or AI strategies and investment plans; prioritizing portfolios and leading cross-functional work with senior stakeholders.
Nice to have
- PhD, PharmD, MBA or equivalent advanced degree.
- Strategic or management consultancy experience; knowledge of data platforms, scientific computing, analytics, machine learning or generative AI.
AI focus
Owns R&D AI priorities and investment strategy, and ensures responsible AI and advanced analytics are applied with defined intended use, business ownership, human oversight, monitoring, traceability and appropriate governance.
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