Job Description:

Responsibilities

• The primary responsibilities of this position will be to provide scientific and strategic support in oncology research and to organize and manage project progression for small molecules and or/biologicals in pre-clinical development (or lead discovery)
• The candidate will be expected to plan, run, and present studies for multiple projects and assist project leaders in developing scientific and technical strategies in a matrix environment
• Other primary tasks include the development and implementation of phenotypic assays in tumor cells for mechanism of action studies, indication pin pointing studies to support clinical stratification plans, as well as performing assays to address drug combinations, with the overall goal of supporting discovery and pre-clinical development of lead molecules
• The candidate will also be expected to participate in the design and implementation of studies for the identification of biomarkers
• The candidate should provide expertise and knowledge in the area of cancer signaling and solid tumor cell biology

• The candidate will manage internal and external collaborations
• PhD with 10-14 years related industry/research experience preferred.

Professional Skills & Experience

• Knowledge of signaling networks involved in cancer
• Expertise in phenotypic and mechanistic cell-based assays in solid tumor models
• Expertise in testing drug molecules alone and in combination in tumor hallmark assays
• High level of computer literacy required, including familiarity with Excel and data analysis software
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Ability to effectively communicate and participate in multidisciplinary, cross-functional project teams
• Ability to work in a constantly changing environment
• Ability to manage research activities and balance working on multiple projects at once
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Excel ant partnership and collaborative project management