Lilly is seeking a highly specialized Applied AI Engineer Clinical Informatician to conduct hands-on research at the intersection of completed clinical trial datasets and biobank-linked population data. This is an individual-contributor research role, not operational trial management. The role builds systems and tools to extract, define, and contextualize patient phenotypes from locked trial databases, real-world data, and biobank cohorts, generating translational insight to inform future clinical research. The engineer will work with already-collected locked trial databases, archived omics profiles, longitudinal electronic health records, and population-scale biobank cohorts. The position develops AI and machine-learning systems to make these datasets manageable and ready for detailed analysis, while collaborating with partners across Lilly and managing relevant vendor and contractor relationships. The work includes developing agentic AI applications and biomedical knowledge-grounded retrieval systems; discovering patient archetypes and molecular disease subtypes; modeling survival and treatment effects; harmonizing heterogeneous datasets; conducting secondary and exploratory research on completed trials; and integrating trial findings with biobank cohorts. The role also establishes reproducible research data practices and ensures research complies with HIPAA, GDPR, and applicable IRB and ethics requirements.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior