Senior Scientist Immunology
Senior Scientist Immunology
Posted 45 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Design, execute, and analyze in vitro and in vivo experiments to investigate disease-causing mechanisms and generate proof-of-concept studies.
- Establish and validate in vitro models of autoimmune diseases; support the design and execution of in vivo experiments such as PK, tox, dosing· Develop and perform biochemical and biological assay (ELISA, flow cytometry, immunofluorescence, cell sorting)· Provide scientific guidance to external academic collaborations, vendors, CROs.· Assist in authoring technical reports for regulatory filing.· Catalyze emerging scientific breakthroughs in precision immunology into new discovery programs.
- Play a key team role in building and fostering Client's culture and contribute to its growth.· Collaborate on various aspects of general business and people operations, as needed.
- PhD in Immunology or related field.· A minimum of 4 years of experience in drug development in biotech or pharma setting, with research experience in autoimmune diseases.· Demonstrated experience in humoral and cell-mediated immunology, experience with B and T cell biology is highly preferred. · Demonstrated experience with biochemical and cell-based assays (flow cytometry, cell sorting, and microscopy is required).· Relevant experience is reflected by a track record of patents and high impact publications.· Self-motivated, collaborative, excellent time management and interpersonal skills.· Experience with antibody development is a plus.
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