(Sr.) Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d)- Hämatologie- Gebiet: Süd Bayern / Baden-Württemberg

All Job Posting Locations: Freiburg, Baden Württemberg, Germany; Karlsruhe, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany; Munich, Bavaria, Germany; Neuss, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.

Job posted 24.06.2026 – 08.07.2026 (internal posting).

(Sr.) Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d) Portfolio Hämatologie

Region: Süd Bayern / Baden-Württemberg.

Employment: Full-time or part-time (80%) in a flexible working model.

Responsibilities

• Act as a scientific expert, implementing Medical Affairs product plans in assigned region.
• Engage in proactive and reactive scientific exchange with external experts, communicating product data, discussing clinical trial programs, and providing scientific information on products and indications.
• Demonstrate deep expertise in hematology pathophysiology, diagnostics, and systemic therapies.
• Plan and conduct pipeline and strategy meetings, including university hospital formats, ensuring close integration of regional insights with overarching medical strategy.
• Acquire strategic understanding of therapeutic pathways and drive identification of key questions, data gaps, and medical needs to support patient outcome solutions.
• Support development and implementation of medical strategy.
• Cooperate with Global Clinical Operations to identify study sites, build sustainable partnerships, and support design, planning, and execution of interventional and non-interventional studies.
• Initiate and support complex clinical studies and academic initiatives, including site selection, investigator engagement, and site reviews.
• Collaborate with study sites, manage CAR‑T cases (e.g., OOS situations), and establish long‑term medical collaborations.
• Identify need for regional and national medical education activities and plan their execution.
• Represent the company at national and international conferences, investigator meetings, and medical education events; organize advisory board meetings.
• Build and maintain a key opinion leader network, engage in professional societies, and develop rising stars.
• Prepare and synthesize medical information from literature, considering regional and external needs and strategy.

Qualifications

• Completed medical, natural science, or pharmacy degree, preferably with a PhD.
• Extensive scientific experience in a human medical clinical context.
• Minimum 3 years of relevant MSL experience in hematology, including KOL networking, regional medical initiatives, and collaboration with clinical trial sites.
• Leadership experience (laterally).
• Strong project‑management skills.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Agile mindset and ability to quickly adapt to new topics, structures, and scientific developments.
• Proficient in German and English.

Benefits

• Base salary: €67,500–€106,835 (dependent on qualifications and experience) or €80,400–€127,765.
• Annual bonus linked to company and employee performance.
• Vacation days, parental leave (min. 12 weeks), bereavement leave, caregiver leave, volunteer leave.
• Well‑being reimbursement and programs for financial, physical, and mental health.
• Insurance plans for employees and eligible dependents.
• Service anniversary and recognition awards.
• This is for informative purposes only. Amounts and benefits may vary by location and are subject to change.