Open-Source Technology Lead - Princeton NJ

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Princeton, NJ

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Challenging. Meaningful. Life-changing. Those aren’t words that are usually associated with a job. But working at Bristol Myers Squibb is anything but usual. Here, uniquely interesting work happens every day, in every department. From optimizing a production line to the latest breakthroughs in cell therapy, this is work that transforms the lives of patients, and the careers of those who do it. You’ll get the chance to grow and thrive through opportunities uncommon in scale and scope, alongside high-achieving teams. Take your career farther than you thought possible. Bristol Myers Squibb recognizes the importance of balance and flexibility in our work environment. We offer a wide variety of competitive benefits, services and programs that provide our employees with the resources to pursue their goals, both at work and in their personal lives.

Requirements

Container management for open source multilingual and data-quality tooling
Building, hardening, and maintaining Docker/Kubernetes images and deployment pipelines
Container orchestration and registry strategy (build, scan, sign, version, and promote images)
Open source package management (evaluating, onboarding, versioning, and retiring R and Python packages/libraries)
Establishing and maintaining internal package repositories/mirrors (e.g., CRAN/Posit Package Manager, PyPI mirrors, Artifactory/Nexus)
Open source compliance (license scanning, vulnerability management, SBOM generation, and policy enforcement)
Defining and enforcing open source intake, approval, and risk-assessment processes
Technical expertise in R and Python to design, build, and optimize production-quality code, libraries, and tooling
Contributing code, documentation, and improvements upstream to relevant open source projects
Partnering with DQS engineering and data teams to embed containerized, compliant open source tooling
Tracking the open source landscape for emerging multilingual, NLP, container, and package-management technologies
Representing BMS within Pharmaverse, PHUSE, and other relevant open source life sciences communities
Mentoring engineers and analysts on container best practices, open source package management, and compliance-by-design principles.

Responsibilities

Own container management for open source multilingual and data-quality tooling — building, hardening, and maintaining Docker/Kubernetes images and deployment pipelines used by BI&T and Data and Quantitative Sciences (DQS) teams.
Design and operate container orchestration and registry strategy (build, scan, sign, version, and promote images) to ensure secure, reproducible environments for open source components.
Lead open source package management across the BI&T and DQS technology stack — evaluating, onboarding, versioning, and retiring R and Python packages/libraries in a controlled, auditable manner.
Establish and maintain internal package repositories/mirrors (e.g., CRAN/Posit Package Manager, PyPI mirrors, Artifactory/Nexus) to manage dependencies, licensing, and version drift at scale.
Drive open source compliance — license scanning, vulnerability management, SBOM generation, and policy enforcement — partnering with Legal, IT Security, and Open Source Governance stakeholders.
Define and enforce open source intake, approval, and risk-assessment processes so new packages and containers meet BMS security, licensing, and quality standards before adoption.
Apply deep technical expertise in R and Python to design, build, and optimize production-quality code, libraries, and tooling supporting multilingual data processing, validation, and quality-control workflows.
Contribute code, documentation, and improvements upstream to relevant open source projects, building BMS's presence within the open source ecosystem.
Partner directly with DQS engineering and data teams to embed containerized, compliant open source tooling into multilingual data quality pipelines and automation.
Track the open source landscape for emerging multilingual, NLP, container, and package-management technologies, and recommend adoption where it advances DQS priorities.
Represent BMS within Pharmaverse, PHUSE, and other relevant open source life sciences communities — engaging with working groups, contributing to community initiatives, and bringing external best practices back into DQS.
Mentor engineers and analysts on container best practices, open source package management, and compliance-by-design principles.