ADME Project Lead, Genetic Medicines Job at 100 Eli Lilly and Company in Boston

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100 eli lilly companyEast Boston (MA)

Geneticists Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Lilly in Boston is seeking a skilled ADME/DMPK scientist to lead and innovate in a multidisciplinary team, supporting preclinical and clinical development of the genetic medicines portfolio. You will integrate ADME/PK/PD endpoints with discovery data to guide design and delivery strategies, design hypothesis-driven studies, and mentor colleagues while contributing to regulatory communications and interactions with global authorities.

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