Role Summary
Position can be based in the US (Cambridge, MA or Emeryville, CA). As a Genetic Toxicology expert, you will support non-clinical safety assessments across drug discovery and development, as well as for established medicines, with regulatory-compliant genetic toxicity testing. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure high-quality, compliant research.
Responsibilities
- Conduct and monitor genetic toxicology studies and interpret data to support drug discovery and development programs spanning all therapeutic modalities and disease indications.
- Provide expert opinions on genetic toxicity assessments to support drug discovery and development project teams, regulatory submissions and due diligences, and life-cycle management of established medicines.
- Develop and implement state-of-the-art innovative technologies and systems for regulatory and investigative genetic toxicity testing across all therapeutic areas and modalities.
- Maintain state-of-the-art scientific and regulatory expertise in Genetic Toxicology.
- Lead cross-functional teams; represent the PCS line function on internal and external boards; actively share and communicate information back to the Genetic Toxicology team.
- Engaging and collaborating with key internal and external customer partners.
- Ensure compliance with relevant regulatory guidelines and standards.
- Stay at the forefront of emerging technologies in genetic toxicology.
Qualifications
- Required: PhD, DVM or equivalent
- Required: Strong knowledge in genetic toxicology
- Required: Excellent knowledge of the drug development process
- Preferred: Minimum of 15 years of demonstrated experience in regulatory and investigative genetic toxicology
- Required: Work experience in pharmaceutical companies or CRO Laboratories servicing pharmaceuticals
- Required: Extensive experience in health authority interactions
- Required: Strong data exploration, analytical skills and commitment to scientific excellence
- Required: Exceptional analytical, communication and collaboration skills