Takeda

Director, Global Library Services

Takeda

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇺🇸 United States • Massachusetts

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Salary

💰 $174,500 - $274,230 per year

Job Level

Lead

Tech Stack

Cloud

About the role

  • Lead the transformation of Global Library Services into a digital first, data-enabling capability that powers scientific decision-making across R&D
  • Update end-to-end processes involved in Library Services from user requests, assessment of content needs, development of deliverables and delivery of consumable artifacts to modern standards. Align library services and systems with Takeda’s enterprise and R&D digital and data strategy, including integration with AI, automation, and scalable delivery platforms. Oversee global operations, vendor partnerships and knowledge platforms to ensure timely, compliant and cost-effective access to scientific and technical information. Serve as a subject matter expert and thought leader on digital library trends, scholarly publishing, and the copyright-compliant use of artificial intelligence throughout Takeda. Lead the integration of innovative knowledge management technologies, such as machine learning and natural language processing, to transform library services and drive impactful scientific decision-making.

Requirements

  • MLIS or MS in life sciences preferred
  • At least 12 years of direct experience in a pharmaceutical, healthcare or science library
  • Proven success in leading a digital transformation of library systems, including API delivery and the integration of cloud-based content platforms
  • Experience with advanced technologies such as machine learning, AI, and data analytics to drive innovation in library systems.
  • Familiarity with using, licensing and integrating electronic databases, scientific journals, e-books, and industry standards (i.e. PubMed, Embase, Dialog, literature delivery platforms)
  • In-depth knowledge of copyright laws, including fair use, licensing agreements, open access, and permissions processes as they apply to digital content and AI