Director of External Scientific Collaborations and Translational Technology

Dinamo Biotechnologies is focused on pioneering the use of dynamic blood biomarkers and advanced analytics to develop highly effective therapeutic drugs. The company brings together experts in medicine, data science, and drug development to translate complex biological signals into actionable insights. By integrating cutting-edge analytics with robust clinical research, Dinamo aims to accelerate discovery and improve patient outcomes. Team members collaborate in a fast-paced, innovation-driven environment with a clear mission to transform how diseases are detected, monitored, and treated. Role Description Lead and manage external scientific collaborations with academic institutions, principal investigators, consortia, patient advocacy groups, and strategic partners. Serve as a bridge between Dinamo’s technology platform, external research needs, and internal company priorities. Identify, develop, and maintain high-value research partnerships. Work closely with collaborators to design and execute studies leveraging Dinamo’s platform. Translate scientific and clinical questions into actionable technical and analytical projects. Collaborate internally with scientific, computational, and business teams to align external partnerships with product and strategic goals. Represent Dinamo in scientific meetings, conferences, consortium activities, and partner discussions. Help shape the scientific direction and external visibility of Dinamo’s platform and capabilities. Ideal Candidate MD or PhD in Immunology, Molecular Biology or Genomics. Deep understanding of immunology and translational research. Familiarity with genomic technologies and epigenetics / DNA methylation. Strong network within academia, clinical research, or biotech/pharma ecosystems. Demonstrated ability to bridge complex science, technology, and strategic business objectives. Experience managing collaborative, multi-stakeholder scientific projects. Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage researchers, clinicians, and technical teams. #J-18808-Ljbffr