Principal Scientist I, Immunology/Dermatology

Role Summary

Principal Scientist I, Immunology/Dermatology. Lead research in inflammatory skin diseases using complex human models, acting as a principal investigator and owning project science within area of expertise. Primary author of publications, presentations, and patents, and mentor to a developing team; will present findings at leading scientific conferences.

Responsibilities

• Act as a principal investigator, generate and lead original ideas, strategies, and new scientific proposals in the area of inflammatory skin diseases with the use of complex human models.
• Anticipate, critically evaluate, and respond to scientific, regulatory, or competitive advances and threats.
• Independently responsible for project science within area of expertise on project teams.
• Primary author of publications, presentations, regulatory documents, and/or primary inventor of patents.
• Present at leading scientific conferences.
• Understand and adhere to corporate code of conduct and safety standards.
• Mentor a team and evaluate performance.

Qualifications

• Required: PhD in biological sciences, bioengineering, or chemical engineering.
• Required: 1 year developing and implementing complex in vitro human models for drug discovery with a pharmaceutical company.
• Required: 1 year developing and validating human tissue-on-a-chip models.
• Required: 1 year growing primary human tissue culture including multiple cell types in a co-culture.
• Required: 1 year performing data and image acquisition analysis and presentation.