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Senior Director Molecular Biology

Employer
CSL - Australia
Location
Victoria, AU
Salary
Competitive
Start date
23 Nov 2022
Closing date
23 Dec 2022

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Discipline
R & D , Scientific
Hours
Full Time
Contract Type
Permanent
Experience Level
Experienced (non-manager)

Job Details

An excellent opportunity is available for a Senior Director, Molecular Biology to join our Research team based at the Bio21 Institute, in the heart of Melbourne's Biomedical Precinct. In this key position, you will provide high-level scientific expertise and leadership capacity in the specialist area of Molecular Biology with a strong focus on strategies for the discovery, optimization and production of recombinant therapeutic proteins including antibodies and DNA/RNA based therapies.

You will work closely with the Vice President, Research, Bio21 and other CSL colleagues to identify project opportunities, to set project objectives and to determine and implement key scientific and technical strategies.

Reporting to the Vice President, Research, Bio21, you will lead a dedicated team to achieve specified research project goals within defined time parameters.

As a senior-member of our team, you will:

  • Conceptualise and scope complex/key programmes and integrated projects balancing scientific demands and business needs.
  • Assess and interpret broad research needs i.e. make recommendations and decisions taking into account wider scientific and business environment.
  • Create an environment that fosters innovation and calculated risk-taking within the programme team members
  • Identify, communicate and plan any resource management issues in collaboration with VP, Research Bio21 to optimise opportunities.
  • Maintain and build CSL's research profile within industry contacts (networks).
  • Be responsible for resource planning, budgeting and cost centre management.
  • Perform Due Diligence assessments of new technology opportunities, new project opportunities and new acquisition opportunities
  • Lead and motivate all staff within Molecular Biology
  • Identify and train a new leadership within Molecular Biology


Your experience:

  • PhD degree or equivalent with over 10 years' experience in relevant industry or academic environments
  • Demonstrable experience developing lead drug candidates in either an academic or industry setting
  • Record of scientific excellence demonstrated by presentation and publication of scientific work, actual project work experience, teaching/lecturing in area of expert knowledge
  • Experience in project management or project coordination with the ability to manage and work with diverse teams to achieve milestones
  • Extensive scientific background in molecular biology
  • Experience managing cross-functional teams


Apply now to join Australia's leading biopharmaceutical company! Please include a covering letter addressing the selection criteria and an up-to-date CV.

Applications Close on December 22nd 2022

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About CSL

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