Develop and apply innovative approaches to identify, characterize, and mitigate safety risks associated with small molecules and emerging modalities.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute investigative toxicology strategies to elucidate mechanisms of toxicity and address potential safety liabilities.
Design and apply fit-for-purpose in vitro and ex vivo models and new approach methodologies (NAMs), including advanced 2D and 3D cultures, organoids, co-cultures, and organ-on-a-chip systems.
Evaluate and implement emerging technologies, automation, and high-throughput approaches to improve toxicity prediction and translational safety assessment.
Design and oversee in vivo investigative studies and integrate mechanistic, computational, and multi-omics data to identify safety liabilities, biomarkers, and translational relationships.
Collaborate with nonclinical safety scientists and cross-functional teams to translate scientific findings into actionable safety strategies and portfolio decisions.
Requirements
Ph.D. in Toxicology, Pharmacology, Cell Biology, or a related discipline
Provide scientific leadership and technical support to the Executive Director of NAMs across a diverse portfolio of initiatives.
Responsibilities
Assist the Executive Director of NAMs in providing scientific direction, technical review, and execution support across the NAMs portfolio and NAMs Developer Coalition workstreams.
Support NAMs-DC working groups and member activities, including scientific priorities, technology-specific development plans, evidence gaps, milestones, and deliverables.
Provide scientific support for the ARPA-H CATALYST project and participating CATALYST teams, including technical assessment, regulatory science input, advisor engagement, and coordination of scientific deliverables.
Support NCAC initiatives, including the development, scientific review, harmonization, regulatory science input on validation studies, and maintenance of a NAMs Glossary and related terminology or standards activities.
Contribute scientific expertise to collaborative initiatives.
Requirements
PhD
PharmD
MD
or equivalent doctoral degree in a relevant scientific or clinical discipline
Nice to have: experience with NAMs applications in toxicology
Lead and grow BICO’s Discover Echo microscopy and Cellink 3D bioprinting sales across India, driving lead qualification, market development, and technical business development.
Responsibilities
Drive lead qualification and conversion for Discover Echo microscopes and Cellink 3D bioprinters across academic, biotech, biopharma, pharmaceutical, and applied research accounts.
Execute targeted campaigns in underpenetrated markets within India.
Represent Discover Echo and Cellink during key events, customer visits, seminars, workshops, and market development activities to expand the sales pipeline.
Act as a technical lead in pre‑sales engagements by applying strong application understanding in microscopy, live‑cell imaging, 3D cell culture, tissue engineering, organoids, biomaterials, and bioprinting workflows.
Align customer needs with relevant product value propositions, including ease of imaging, workflow efficiency, reproducibility, 3D model development, and advanced biofabrication capability.
Requirements
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, Cell Biology, or a closely related scientific field
Lead external innovation partnerships to advance human-relevant biology platforms for drug discovery and development.
Locations (4)
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
La Jolla, California, United States
South San Francisco, California, United States
Spring House, Pennsylvania, United States
Compensation
The anticipated base pay range for this position is : $168,000.00 - $290,950.00
For Bay Area: $194,000.00 - $334,650.00
Responsibilities
Lead identification, evaluation, and partnership development with emerging companies, academic groups, and technology innovators advancing human-relevant models for pharmacology, toxicology, and translational sciences
Research Assistant II/III - Developmental Biology - Tornabene Lab
Research Assistant II/III in the Tornabene Lab at Cincinnati Children’s, focusing on induced pluripotent stem cells and organoid models to advance gene-based therapies.
The salary range for the role is $58,500.00 - $81,000.00 Annually.
Responsibilities
Formulates and conducts research on problems of considerable scope and complexity.
Develops new ideas that promote current research.
Exercises a high degree of creativity, foresight, and mature judgment in planning, organizing, and guiding extensive scientific research programs and activities of outstanding novelty and/or importance.
May manage the operations of a lab for the Principal Investigator by supervising Post Docs and technicians.
Oversees the maintenance and upkeep of all instruments and laboratory facilities.
Requirements
MS degree
PhD in biology, cell/developmental biology, genetics, computational biology, bioinformatics, or a related field
Support global External Innovation Team DPDS with scouting, landscaping and transactional support
Present to senior stakeholders on science and technology, explaining strategic alignment
Develop a broad and effective cross-functional network spanning Discovery, Translational Sciences, Safety Sciences, Data Sciences, Informatics, Automation Engineering, and Therapeutic Area teams
Act as the technical deal lead or co-lead working with transactors or procurement to turn opportunities into contracted relationships
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