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The Senior Medical Science Liaison will support commercial, research, and educational objectives in precision medicine. Responsibilities include managing research collaborations, engaging KOLs, evaluating study proposals, and contributing to medical writing and strategic planning initiatives.

The Precision Medicine Program Director will lead strategic account targeting in the Diagnostic Services industry, focusing on molecular diagnostics and oncology. Responsibilities include providing business solutions, coordinating cross-functional teams, analyzing the competitive landscape, and demonstrating Tempus's product offerings while engaging in consultative selling at the executive level. Frequent travel is required.

The Research Operations Associate will manage key sites in the TIME research network, serving as the primary point of contact for research teams, maintaining relationships with stakeholders, executing operational plans, and contributing to client education about clinical trials. The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, oversight of support staff, and participation in conferences and committees.

The Enterprise Security Lead will provide strategic vision and leadership for Tempus' security team, overseeing the design and implementation of comprehensive security solutions. Responsibilities include risk assessment, policy development, mentoring team members, and promoting security awareness throughout the organization.

The Business Development Manager will drive collaboration opportunities with healthcare systems and Academic Medical Centers, create strategic plans for client retention, lead proposal work, and engage in consultative selling. The role includes market research and relationship building with healthcare executives, ensuring alignment with company goals and adapting to competitive landscapes.

The Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs at Tempus develops global regulatory strategies and leads submissions to regulatory authorities like the FDA. Collaborating closely with scientists and engineers, they ensure regulatory alignment with business goals, establish efficient regulatory processes, and guide documentation for applications, focusing on precision medicine and medical devices.

The Associate Director of Regulatory Affairs will develop and lead global regulatory strategies for medical devices, manage submissions to regulatory authorities, establish regulatory processes, and collaborate with cross-departmental teams while ensuring the alignment of regulatory strategies with business objectives.

The Scientific Affairs Liaison will serve as an internal expert on oncology test offerings, responding to medical inquiries, identifying education gaps, developing training materials, and maintaining up-to-date knowledge on competitor products and medical advancements.

As a Variant Scientist, you will classify somatic and germline variants, analyze clinical molecular data, generate high-quality reports, and perform quality control on molecular reports. You will also curate relevant scientific findings and support assay improvements while potentially training junior team members.

The Senior Scientist will design and execute research for biopharmaceutical partners, performing computational analyses and offering insights to guide decisions in oncology drug development, while managing junior scientists and staying current on industry trends.

The Senior Scientist will leverage Tempus' multimodal database for conducting translational research and delivering insights that impact patient care. Responsibilities include managing scientific activities, communicating findings effectively, staying updated on industry trends, and collaborating with pharmaceutical clients to improve precision medicine research.

The Regional Sales Manager will lead a sales team in the New England region for Tempus, focusing on achieving sales goals, developing business plans, managing key customer relationships, and ensuring the professional development of team members. The role involves coordinating sales strategies, executing marketing plans, and evaluating team performance while ensuring a deep understanding of diagnostic services in oncology.

The Area Vice President is responsible for leading regional sales teams, meeting sales targets, and implementing business plans across multiple states. Key responsibilities include managing sales activities, developing key customer relationships, evaluating performance of sales managers, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. The position requires strong leadership and analytical skills, along with frequent travel for field support and executive meetings.

As a Solutions Director, you will lead the growth of Tempus partnerships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients, enhance their R&D capabilities through our clinical trial solutions, and work cross-functionally to ensure project success while achieving revenue goals.

The Director of Alliance Management will cultivate and grow partnerships with life science companies, ensuring customer satisfaction and identifying ways Tempus products can advance innovation. Responsibilities include organizing data operations, managing client relations, and providing scientific support to enhance Tempus' business while driving revenues across various services.

The Associate Director, Outcomes Research will lead the design and execution of research projects for late stage biopharmaceutical clients. Responsibilities include conducting data analysis, collaborating with internal teams, presenting findings, and managing project timelines and quality.

The Director of Business Development will focus on expanding partnerships with academic and consumer companies to drive revenue for Tempus's product line. Responsibilities include meeting revenue goals, sourcing leads, negotiating contracts, building relationships, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to support client initiatives.