LMIC Project Director Regulatory & Clinical · Copenhagen
Compliance / Regulatory
Copenhagen, Denmark
LMIC Project Director
A rare chance to join a science-led company early, working at the intersection of global health, clinical research, and business development—shaping real-world impact in priority regions.
Bactolife is on a mission to create real impact worldwide with game-changing Binding Proteins for superior gut protection — available and affordable to the many.
As our hands-on LMIC Project Director, you will be at the core of this mission: building the partnerships, funding base, and operational execution needed to bring Bactolife’s solutions to low- and middle-income countries.
Key Responsibilities
LMIC Project Management
Own and drive LMIC project execution, including detailed planning, timelines, and milestone tracking
Coordinate clinical and operational activities across PIs, site teams, CROs, and internal stakeholders
Ensure studies and pilots stay on track, proactively resolving operational blockers
Identify risks early and propose mitigation strategies in collaboration with project stakeholders
Maintain structured, transparent communication across clinical, regulatory, and commercial workstreams
Build and manage relationships with NGOs, PIs, KOLs, and deployment partners in LMIC markets
Support the CEO in establishing and running an Impact Board, including preparation and participation in meetings
Map and develop a pipeline of LMIC partnerships and pilot opportunities
Grant Funding & Applications
Identify and track relevant funding opportunities (e.g. Gates Foundation, Wellcome Trust, USAID, UNICEF, GAVI)
Lead and coordinate grant applications in collaboration with CSO, Clinical Head, and external partners
Ensure scientific quality, strategic alignment, and timely submission of applications
Manage reporting requirements and maintain an active funding pipeline
Profile
Experience & Expertise
Preferably a PhD in life sciences, nutrition, global health, or related field, with 5+ years of industry experience
Proven project management experience in complex, multi-stakeholder environments
Experience working in or with LMIC markets, NGOs, or global health ecosystems is a strong advantage
Track record in grant writing, fundraising, or business development in academic, non-profit, or industry settings
Strong ability to translate scientific concepts into structured, actionable project execution
Personal Competencies
Strong project manager with excellent structure, planning, and execution capabilities
Comfortable operating in complex, evolving, and sometimes ambiguous environments
Strong relationship builder across cultures, sectors, and stakeholder groups
Clear and transparent communicator, both internally and externally
Solution-oriented with a strong bias for action and delivery
Able to balance strategic thinking with hands-on operational execution
Motivated by purpose-driven work and global health impact
- Department
- Regulatory & Clinical
- Locations
- Copenhagen
Copenhagen
About Bactolife
We are on a mission to enhance global gut health and support the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
As a Danish biotech firm, we are pioneering the future of gut health with our unique food ingredient, Binding Proteins.
Binding Proteins are natural and versatile enough for any food, beverage, or supplement, selectively bind and block harmful microbial activity without disturbing the beneficial microbiome.
Our food ingredients are specially formulated for diverse needs, benefiting everyone from mothers and children to the elderly, immune-compromised individuals, travelers, and even animals. Backed by investors such as Novo Holdings, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Innovation Fund Denmark, we are committed to making Binding Proteins widely available. Our vision is a future where these proteins are a common part of diets, supporting gut health globally.
Our deep understanding of Binding Proteins, combined with competitive pricing, enables us to make these innovations accessible.
Join us as we change the future of gut health one Binding Protein at a time.