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Institute Group Leader – Drug Discovery Biology
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Education
Required: PhD in one of the natural sciences or related field or Medical degree.
Preferred: PhD, MD or equivalent degree in Biology, Cell Biology, Pharmacology or related field.
Experience
Required: Seven years experience of relevant research experience in lab.
Preferred: 7 years of relevant research and management experience beyond post-doctoral research maintaining hands-on experience.
1. Demonstrated ability to lead multidisciplinary project teams, with experience advancing small molecule assets through discovery into clinical development.
2. Experienced manager of people and projects including demonstrated ability to grow new leaders and delegate key projects appropriately.
3. Extensive knowledge in cancer biology including cell signaling, metabolism, epigenetics, and immune-oncology.
4. Deep understanding of preclinical PK/PD/efficacy relationships as they relate to small molecule drug discovery in oncology; translation of findings to the clinic.
5. Knowledge of preclinical and clinical biomarker discovery and development.
6. Demonstrated ability to function efficiently in a multi-disciplinary team environment
7. Evidence of independent thinking and leadership skills are vital. Ability to work well under pressure and drive projects that impact critical timelines is essential
8. Outstanding written and oral communication and negotiation skills are essential
9. Strong leader with focus and drive to succeed
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