Review scientific data submissions for completeness, accuracy, and adherence to defined standards
Evaluate the consistency and scientific relevance of data and flag potential issues for review
Assess methodological details of pre-clinical and translational research submissions under the guidance of senior staff (Data Quality Manager and Scientific Program Manager)
Support the translation of data workflows into transparent, structured processes adaptable for automation and AI-assisted review
Collaborate with scientific staff, informatics teams, and data providers to resolve discrepancies and improve data quality
Assist in monitoring data quality metrics and document trends or recurring issues
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of emerging research methods, data standards, and automation tools to support improvements in data quality practices
Contribute to team documentation and process refinement efforts as part of continuous improvement initiatives
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant scientific or data-related discipline (e.g., biomedical sciences, bioinformatics, epidemiology, virology, immunology, or related field)
Familiarity with pre-clinical research methods and experimental design
Strong attention to detail with the capacity to identify inconsistencies or gaps in structured scientific data
Ability to follow established data quality workflows and contribute to process documentation
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to summarize findings clearly
Collaborative mindset, with the willingness to seek guidance and work effectively in a cross-disciplinary team
Preferred: Master’s degree in a relevant scientific or data-related field
Preferred: Understanding of controlled vocabularies, ontologies, and biomedical data standards
Preferred: Familiarity with database systems, structured data models, or data submission pipelines
Preferred: Exposure to human-in-the-loop AI processes and automation in data review workflows
Preferred: Experience with quality control, process improvement, or research data management