Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

Alignerr
Oxford
2 weeks ago
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Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

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Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

Remote Biotech Health Data Governance Lead

About The Job

At Alignerr, we partner with the world’s leading AI research teams and life sciences organizations to build and train cutting‑edge AI models using high-quality, trustworthy data. We are seeking a Biotech Health Data Governance Lead to ensure that research and clinical trial data is accurate, traceable, compliant, and ready to support scientific discovery, regulatory filings, and advanced analytics.


Organization

Organization: Alignerr
Position: Biotech Health Data Governance Lead
Type: Hourly Contract
Compensation: $40–$80 /hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: 10–40 hours/week


What You’ll Do

  • Govern biotech research and clinical trial data to ensure accuracy, lineage, and auditability for scientific analysis and regulatory submissions.
  • Define and enforce data policies for classification, access, security, and metadata across research, clinical, regulatory, and partner teams.
  • Enable secure, governed access to data for analytics, innovation, and external collaborations while protecting confidential and patient‑related information.

What We’re Looking For

  • Experience leading or implementing data governance programs in biotech, life sciences, clinical research, or regulated data environments.
  • Strong understanding of data privacy, security, compliance, and regulatory expectations for research and clinical trial data.
  • Ability to collaborate across scientific, IT, compliance, and business teams to align data standards and workflows.

Preferred

  • Prior experience with data annotation, data quality, or evaluation systems

Why Join Us

  • Competitive pay and flexible remote work.
  • Lead data governance initiatives that support cutting‑edge AI and life sciences research.
  • Exposure to advanced AI models and how high‑quality data enables better science.
  • Freelance perks: autonomy, flexibility, and global collaboration.
  • Potential for contract extension.

Application Process (Takes 15‑20 min)

  • Submit your resume
  • Complete a short screening
  • Project matching and onboarding

PS: Our team reviews applications daily. Please complete your AI interview and application steps to be considered for this opportunity.


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