290K–365K USD / year
Technical Program Manager, Life Sciences Research (Genetic Medicine)
OperationsHybrid — Boston, MA, San Francisco, CA, New York City, NY, Seattle, WA
Published on 2026-11-13
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About this role
Coordinate programs advancing individualized genetic medicines for rare diseases and help external researchers and patient organizations use Claude in their work. Partner with scientists, engineers, clinicians, and external organizations to manage milestones, dependencies, risks, and decisions while building foundational processes for the Life Sciences team.
About the company
Anthropic builds reliable and interpretable AI systems, including the Claude family of models, for businesses and developers. The company focuses on AI safety research and practical AI assistants for enterprise and consumer use.
The team
Life Sciences team
What you'll do
- Own integrated program plans covering milestones, dependencies, risks, budgets, and decisions
- Coordinate partners across preclinical development, manufacturing, regulatory review, and clinical care
- Run operating cadences with external partners and surface risks early
- Turn agreements into operating plans with Legal, Finance, and Partnerships
- Coordinate research across internal teams and external collaborators
- Support responsible data sharing with appropriate consent and privacy protections
- Lead onboarding and ongoing support for non-profits, patient organizations, and researchers
- Share partner insights with research and product teams to improve Claude for scientific and medical research
What we're looking for
- Experience leading complex drug development, clinical research, or translational science programs involving external organizations
- Working knowledge of therapy development from preclinical work through manufacturing, regulatory filings, and clinical operations
- Scientific fluency in molecular biology or genetics
- Strong program planning, risk, budget, milestone, and dependency management skills
- Ability to drive work across organizations without formal authority
- Clear written and verbal communication
- Comfort working with ambiguity and building new processes
- Interest in Anthropic’s mission to build safe and beneficial AI
Nice to have
- Advanced degree in life science, engineering, or a related field
- Experience with gene therapy, gene editing, oligonucleotides, or individualized rare-disease programs
- Clinical operations experience, including multi-site trials, master protocols, IRB submissions, or site activation
- Experience with sponsored research agreements, grants, or philanthropic funding
- Experience with patient advocacy groups, rare-disease foundations, or non-profits
- Familiarity with clinical genomics, genetic diagnosis, and patient data governance
- Experience bridging AI or software and life sciences
- Experience building processes as an early hire on a new team