Clinical Development Director

Your Role

As a Clinical Development Director at Enveda, you'll write the protocols and lead the studies for our first-in-class oral medicines, hands-on and across indications. Your role is within immuno-inflammation and will include inflammatory bowel disease, and the role is built to work across indications as the pipeline needs. You'll report to the SVP of Clinical Development, and work day to day with the Global Program Heads, Clinical Operations, and the medical monitors.

What You'll Do

• Own your studies end to end as their clinical lead, from protocol through start-up and enrollment
• Write protocols and the clinical sections of regulatory documents yourself, making the study-level design calls and bringing endpoint, population, and go/no-go options to the Global Program Head with a recommendation
• Work with Clinical Operations to hold CROs, sites, and vendors to timelines, enrollment, budget, and data quality, as the clinical voice in those conversations
• Review blinded safety, PK, and operational data with the medical monitor and act on what it shows
• Be flexible across decisions and across indications, collaborating and learning at speed as you move into new areas
• Take on a study in a second indication when the pipeline needs it and get up to speed fast
• Use AI every day in your own work to support you and build new ways of working, then share what works with the team
• Build relationships with investigators, sites, and KOLs that make studies run well and designs stronger
• Bring the patient's perspective into every consequential decision

What We're Looking For

• An advanced degree (MD, DO, PhD, PharmD, or equivalent). Physicians and clinical scientists are equally welcome
• Hands-on clinical development experience: you have written protocols as primary author and taken at least one study from protocol to database lock as its lead (typically 8+ years for a clinical scientist, or 3+ years in industry after clinical training for a physician)
• Clinical or trial experience in inflammatory bowel disease, ideally with endoscopic endpoints and central reading (preferred, not required)
• Experience in a second therapeutic area
• Data-driven judgment: you turn clinical, safety, and operational data into clear decisions and change course when the data says to
• AI-native or AI-ready: you are keen to learn, or already know how to, draft, check, and interrogate your own work with AI, and are aware of where it can mislead you
• Ego-lite, high agency, and patient-first: collaborative, direct, no task too big or small, and never losing sight of who the trial is for