Program Officer - Aging Biology - Boston

About Our Client

Our client, a recently established international non-profit, is dedicated to advancing anti-aging research. They are a major player in funding healthspan science and supporting independent research globally. While their main office is abroad, they have a presence in Greater Boston, and they're committed to expanding their mission to enhance human longevity and the availability of safe, effective treatments.

Job Description

Collaborating closely with the Director of Aging Biology/Geroscience, you'll help craft and refine strategies to ensure our portfolio remains dynamic, responsive, and aligned with stakeholder input and emerging opportunities.

• Curate and oversee an extensive portfolio of grants and collaborative partnerships within the realm of fundamental aging biology and longevity research.
• Work in close coordination with the Director of Aging Biology/Geroscience Section to develop and periodically assess strategic models and avenues to ensure the diversification of research portfolios.
• Conduct thorough research and analysis to identify potential research collaborators, emerging trends, and pioneering opportunities in the field.
• Evaluate research proposals, taking into consideration their scientific excellence and alignment with the organization's objectives.
• Cultivate robust relationships with research institutions, scientists, and various stakeholders.
• Manage program budgets meticulously, ensuring transparent and effective allocation of resources.
• Monitor the progression and impact of research projects that have received funding.
• Deliver regular comprehensive reports and updates to senior management and stakeholders.
• Keep abreast of the latest advancements in aging biology and longevity research, maintaining a high level of expertise in the domain.

MPI encourages applications from minorities, women, the disabled, protected veterans and all other qualified applicants.

The Successful Applicant

The Program Officer of Aging Biology:

• Possess a Ph.D. in Biology, Biochemistry, or a related field.
• Over ten years of experience with a strong scientific background in academic, business, or government settings.
• Proven skills in program management, grant administration, or project supervision, particularly in aging biology or geroscience.
• Experienced Principal Investigator with a track record of preparing and securing grant awards.
• Deep understanding of aging biology and longevity research concepts.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Effective in both independent and collaborative work environments.
• Strong organizational and analytical abilities.
• Familiar with grant application and evaluation processes.
• Passionate about advancing research in aging biology and longevity.

• Attractive base salary and comprehensive compensation package
• Full range of benefits provided
• Significant potential for personal and professional growth
• Collaborate across functions with CSO, Function Heads, and International Hubs
• Oversee relationships with external stakeholders, including government bodies, grant recipients, and financial/investment institutions
• Join a non-profit dedicated to enhancing global patient health
• On-site position in Boston, MA, offering a complete immersion in the role.