Senior Scientist - AutoImmunity

ProClinical have an exciting opportunity at a biotech company that are developing theragnostic candidates for precision & personalized medicine in cancers and auto-immunity diseases. They are looking to extend the benefits of immunotherapy and in turn revolutionise the fight against cancer and immune-related diseases.

As a Senior Scientist in Autoimmunity, you will get the chance to:

• Develop lead molecules from discovery to late stage preclinical development and build their pipeline in autoimmunity
• Coordinate dedicated project team(s) composed of in-house and external experts, consultants & contractors as well as establish and manage academic collaborations and biotech/pharma partners.
• Report directly to the CSO

You will be expected to have:

• PhD in immunology with extensive experience in autoimmunity
• At least 3 years of experience in a biotech/pharma environment
• Experience in drug discovery/development of recombinant proteins/antibodies

And a solid expertise in:

• Ex-vivo human functional immunological assays related to autoimmune diseases
• Autoimmune animal models (including arthritis, lupus and EAE models)
• Mechanisms of multiple autoimmunity diseases
• Therapeutic antibody discovery/development

This is a unique opportunity to work for a company that offers an innovative, dynamic and fast-growing biotech environment with close interactions to a strong academic immunology & immune-oncology group.

To Apply:

Please click on the Apply button. Please include a short note outlining why you are interested in the role and why you think you are suitable.

In case you have difficulty in applying or if you have any questions, please contact Alannah Chauhan at +44 203 861 8210, or upload your CV on our website - www.proclinical.com.

A full job description is available on request.

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