Boehringer Ingelheim

Senior Scientist - Computational Pathology (Biberach, Germany, Baden-Württemberg)

Biberach, Germany Type not listed
Senior

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About this opportunity

The Position

Join us as a Senior Scientist in Computational Pathology and help shape the future of non-clinical safety science through cutting-edge AI technologies. In this role, you will combine deep scientific expertise with advanced computational approaches to drive innovation in digital pathology and toxicology. Become part of a highly collaborative environment where your contributions directly impact scientific excellence and drug development.

This position has a hybrid setup with approximately 2-3 days per week on site.

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This position is fulltime but part time is eligible with 80 %.

Tasks & responsibilities

Drive the development and validation of AI-enabled computational pathology solutions, providing expert knowledge for AI model development in non-clinical safety science

Serve as project owner of a cross-functional project team, providing strategic oversight and direction while contributing to pathology-related scientific decisions

Ensure compliance with GLP, data integrity requirements, and applicable regulatory standards

Support the deployment of digital pathology in toxicology, ranging from data visualization to scientific interpretation

Contribute to innovation in digital pathology workflows through close collaboration with scientific project teams and external partners, ensuring automation and acceleration of processes

Be responsible for documentation and communication (e.g., project progress summaries, presentations, publications), executing strategic priorities, and providing scientific guidance to co-workers and external partners

Establish and maintain a strong network with other Boehringer Ingelheim groups, as well as with academia and industry partners in the field of computational pathology

Requirements

PhD or equivalent degree in biomedical engineering, cellular or molecular biology, biomedical sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, veterinary medicine, or a related field, combined with several years of relevant experience at the interface of data science, pathology, and AI/computational sciences

Proven expertise in computational pathology, image analysis, and AI-driven computational approaches, ideally within a pharmaceutical environment, particularly in non-clinical safety

Experience with large-scale AI development for toxicological pathology, especially using unsupervised approaches, is highly advantageous

Deep understanding of tissue biology and histopathology relevant to non-clinical safety assessment

Highly motivated team player with excellent communication and leadership skills

Strong sense of personal responsibility and integrity, with a pronounced commitment to quality

Fluency in English, both written and spoken; German language skills are a plus

As part of our commitment to transparency and fairness, salary information will be shared during the recruitment process. We also offer a comprehensive benefits and wellbeing package.

Applications from persons with severe disabilities are warmly welcomed. In cases of equal qualifications, such applicants will be given preferential consideration in the selection process.

Ready to contact us?

If you have any questions about the job posting or process - please contact our HR Direct Team, Tel: +49 (0) 6132 77-3330 or via mail: [email protected]

Recruitment process:

Step 1: Online application - The job posting is presumably online until August 20, 2026

Step 2: Virtual meeting in August

Step 3: On-site interviews beginning of September

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Job details

Seniority
Senior
Function
Not listed
Therapeutic area
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Location
Biberach, Germany
Employment type
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