Portfolio Manager

Position Overview

Become part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to advancing strategic initiatives and managing a diverse portfolio across multiple therapeutic programs. This position presents a remarkable opportunity to significantly impact decision-making at pivotal moments within the biotech sector.

Key Responsibilities

• Direct and manage comprehensive portfolio oversight for various biotech and therapeutic projects, ensuring alignment with strategic goals and value enhancement. Lead and conduct commercial due diligence for potential investments and technologies, assessing market opportunities and competitive dynamics. Work collaboratively with scientific, clinical, and operational teams to achieve milestones in fast-paced environments. Formulate and implement intellectual property strategies in conjunction with legal and technology transfer teams to protect asset value. Serve as the main point of contact between internal teams and external stakeholders, cultivating relationships with academic institutions, industry partners, and investors. Develop and deliver high-quality presentations and materials for senior leadership and external committees to facilitate informed decision-making. Oversee the strategy and execution of grant initiatives, ensuring compliance with funding requirements and alignment.

Qualifications

• PhD in a relevant life sciences field (such as biomedical sciences, pharmacology, molecular biology, or bioengineering). Extensive experience in venture capital, consulting, biotech, or drug development with a focus on asset-driven decision-making. Demonstrated proficiency in commercial due diligence and strategic assessment of life science assets. Practical experience with intellectual property strategies in a biotech environment. Proven capability in managing stakeholders across academic, industry, and public sector entities. Experience in overseeing or supporting grant-funded projects and navigating intricate funding frameworks. Previous experience in ophthalmology or similar areas is beneficial but not required. Familiarity with company formation, spin-outs, licensing, or strategic collaborations is a plus but not mandatory.