Associate Director, Translational Immunology Research Date Posted:

11 October 2026

Closing Date:

November 10, 2026

Recruiter:

CSL Behring Location:

Waltham, Massachusetts Salary:

USD180,000

to

USD240,000

Job Type & Industry:

Scientific & Research Contract Type:

Permanent Job Reference:

3016607601-2 Apply for this job now Job Description CSL Behring seeks an Associate Director, Translational Research Immunology to lead biomarker and translational strategies for innovative therapies in immunology and rare diseases. This role designs and oversees fit-for-purpose assays, drives translation of preclinical findings into early clinical development, and guides sample and biomarker plans for clinical studies. You will mentor scientists, partner with clinical, regulatory, and discovery teams, and present data to internal governance. Ideal candidates bring deep immunology expertise, strong bioanalytical skills, and a passion for patient-focused science. Responsibilities Lead translational research strategy for immunology and rare disease programs Design and oversee biomarker and assay strategies bridging discovery and early development Develop and qualify fit-for-purpose immunological and bioanalytical assays Guide clinical sample collection and biomarker plans for early-phase trials Interpret and present complex translational data to project teams and governance bodies Collaborate with discovery, clinical, regulatory, and bioanalytics groups Mentor and develop scientists within the translational research team Ensure scientific rigor, compliance, and data quality in all studies Contribute to regulatory submissions and scientific publications Support portfolio decision-making with translational insights and risk assessments Required Skills Translational immunology Biomarker strategy and validation Flow cytometry and immunoassays (ELISA, MSD, Luminex) Bioanalytical method development Clinical trial sample strategy Data interpretation and scientific communication Regulated bioanalysis (GLP/GCP) Project and people leadership Cross-functional collaboration Experimental design and troubleshooting