AI Acceleration Lead

life insurance, parental leave, paid holidays

United States, Massachusetts, Waltham

Apr 29, 2026

Site Name: USA - Pennsylvania - Upper Providence, Belgium-Wavre, Canada - Ontario - Mississauga, GSK HQ, UK - Hertfordshire - Stevenage, USA - Massachusetts - Waltham, Warsaw
Posted Date: Apr 29 2026

This role sits within DP&I (Development Operations Platforms & Innovation), part of Development Global Clinical Operations &I is building the capability to deploy AI at scale across clinical operations and the wider Development Operations function, with a mandate to help reshape how GSK plans, delivers, and continuously improves clinical trials.

DP&I develops and deploys scalable, AI‑native capabilities, shared foundations, and new ways of working across Development Operations. Working across clinical operations, technology, product, data, and external partners, the team builds the platforms, products, and partnerships needed to turn innovation into measurable value.

As Lead, AI Acceleration, you will support the AI‑native Development Operations strategy through the design and delivery of AI pilots that address real operational problems in clinical development. You will work hands‑on with clinical operations users, vendors, and enterprise partners to shape hypotheses, test solutions in practice, build evidence of value, and make clear recommendations on what should stop, iterate, or scale.

You will help scale solutions from pilot to enterprise adoption and drive measurable impact to clinical development. This role requires structured problem‑solving, high ownership, hands‑on use of AI tools, and the ability to work effectively across frontline users, technical teams, and senior stakeholders. This role reports into the Head of Asset Acceleration and AI.

You will shape how GSK uses AI to measurably accelerate trial delivery and improve outcomes for patients.

• Proactively identify AI opportunities across Development Operations by scanning workflows, engaging clinical operations teams, and spotting where AI can create meaningful value; translate real bottlenecks into clear pilot hypotheses and practical success criteria.

• Maintain an active outside‑in view of emerging AI capabilities, workflow innovations, and evolving ways of working, and convert those signals into strategic recommendations, roadmap updates, and new opportunity areas.

• Scope and run AI pilots end‑to‑end, including design, delivery approach, execution oversight, and recommendations on whether to stop, iterate, or scale.

• Partner with vendors and enterprise technology teams to ensure pilots are robust, compliant, usable, and positioned to scale using shared foundations if successful.

• Manage delivery risks, dependencies, and partner performance across active pilots to maintain momentum and execution quality.

• Build proof‑of‑value cases using measures including time saved, quality improvement, user adoption, risk reduction, and readiness to scale.

• Use AI‑native development tools to run hands‑on use‑case testing alongside technology teams and business SMEs, validating feasibility and value before committing to full deployment.

• Inform portfolio and investment decisions by identifying patterns across pilots, synthesising pilot findings, adoption data, and operational intelligence, and making evidence‑based recommendations on what to prioritise, accelerate, reshape, or stop.

• Drive adoption for priority AI‑native capabilities, including workflow redesign, user readiness, and change interventions required for scaled deployment.

• R&D leaders and business owners: shape pilots around real bottlenecks, working practices, and user needs; drive solutions from pilot to scaled adoption.

• Enterprise AI and technology teams: enable infrastructure, access, integration, and compliant deployment.

• Vendors and delivery partners: assess capabilities, collaborate effectively, and drive measurable value.

• Portfolio and functional leaders: use evidence from pilots to inform prioritisation, investment, and scale decisions.

• Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Business, or a related field.

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