Scientist, Genetic Toxicology

Role: Genetic Toxicology Scientist responsible for designing, conducting, and interpreting GLP-compliant genetic toxicology studies. Main objectives include maintaining scientific oversight of studies, ensuring regulatory compliance, and serving as an expert in genetic toxicology endpoints. Responsibilities: manage GLP studies, review and develop assay procedures, analyze data, and communicate results with clients or sponsors. Requirements: Ph.D. in Biology, Biochemistry, or related field; or Master's with 2+ years of relevant experience; or Bachelor's with 4+ years' experience. Preferred skills include laboratory experience in GLP-regulated studies, knowledge of FDA/EPA regulations, and expertise in assays such as Mammalian Mutation tests (CHO-HPRT, Mouse Lymphoma, Bacterial Mutation). High-value specifics include focus on genetic toxicology within drug discovery and development, adherence to GLP, ICH, and regulatory standards, and potential involvement in assay development. The role may involve independent work and collaboration with cross-functional teams. Salary range is $80,100–$105,500, with potential level adjustments based on experience. The position emphasizes scientific expertise, regulatory knowledge, and laboratory proficiency, with a focus on genetic toxicology in preclinical toxicology testing.