Serve as subject matter expert evaluating scientific data submissions across the translational research continuum, ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and scientific validity of submissions
Review scientific data submissions for accuracy, completeness, and adherence to defined standards
Evaluate internal consistency and scientific relevance, ensuring logical coherence and methodological soundness
Assess methodological appropriateness of data, with emphasis on pre-clinical and translational research
Translate complex workflows into efficient, automatable processes and optimize human-in-the-loop AI for accuracy and oversight
Collaborate with domain experts, informatics teams, and data providers to resolve discrepancies and improve data quality
Monitor data quality metrics, identify trends, and recommend enhancements to submission guidelines, quality control processes, and the data model
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of emerging research methods, data standards, automation technologies, and domain science to advance data quality practices
Provide mentorship and direction to Data Quality Analysts, ensuring consistent application of quality standards and fostering professional growth
Work closely with the Principal Investigator and Scientific Program Manager to align data quality practices with scientific goals
Requirements
Advanced degree (Master’s or PhD) in relevant scientific discipline (e.g., biomedical sciences, bioinformatics, epidemiology, virology, immunology, or related field)
Strong understanding of pre-clinical research methods and experimental design
Proven experience in assessing and managing data quality in structured scientific environments, including evaluation of data consistency for logical coherence and scientific validity
Experience translating scientific and data workflows into process documentation for automation or system optimization
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate technical findings into actionable recommendations for diverse stakeholders
Detail-oriented, with the ability to work independently and collaboratively within cross-disciplinary teams
Demonstrated ability to improve processes and systems through observation, feedback, and iteration
Preferred: Experience in infectious disease, immunology, or influenza-related research
Preferred: Knowledge of controlled vocabularies, ontologies, and data standards in biomedical research
Preferred: Understanding of data exchange standards, such as CDISC, HL7, or FAIR principles
Preferred: Proficiency with database systems, structured data models, and submission pipelines
Preferred: Familiarity with human-in-the-loop AI processes and automation opportunities in data review workflows
Preferred: Experience coordinating cross-functional teams or projects in research or data management settings