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Novo Nordisk
Principal Scientist - In Vitro Pharmacology & Biology
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A Biologist studies plant and animal life and conducts research in one of many specialized areas. May observe and study different types of animals or plants and their habitats or ecosystems, or study cell biology or microorganisms, or research questions relating to human biology and health.
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Job Description
Principal Scientist
- In Vitro Pharmacology & Biology Novo Nordisk
- 4.1 Lexington, MA Job Details $185,000
- $230,000 a year 7 hours ago Benefits Disability insurance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Tuition reimbursement Parental leave Employee assistance program Vision insurance Life insurance Pet insurance Qualifications Biology Drug development research projects Record keeping Cell & molecular biology research Master's degree 8 years Global team management Data quality management Collaborative research Analysis skills Laboratory reports Doctor of Philosophy Scientific protocols Decision making Mentoring Leading team collaboration initiatives Research data analysis Networking through strategic partnership building Regulatory submissions Laboratory staff supervision Technical project management Senior level Managing medical research teams Translational research Research findings presentation Bioinformatics data analysis Pharmaceutical research experience Data-driven decision making Communication skills Project stakeholder communication Full Job Description Principal Scientist•
In Vitro Pharmacology & Biology Facility:
Research Location:
Lexington, MA, US About the Department Diabetes in vitro Biology is a department within the Diabetes US Research area, Diabetes & complications therapeutic area, dedicated to research within the cardio-metabolic field, in particular diabetes. This department has a focus towards building a state-of-the-art research platform, target identification, validation and in vitro evaluation of novel treatment options, working closely with our Danish part of the organisation. Currently, the department consists of 12 employees. We work in a flexible, collaborative, and cross-functional setting, while keeping focus on quality and goals in an informal environment. The Position Your key responsibilities will be to significantly impact our diabetes pipeline, which includes identification and evaluation of novel therapeutic targets, initiation of innovative drug discovery projects and maturing these through the early pipeline towards first in human. As a scientific lead you will have the opportunity to guide a global, highly collaborative team in the discovery efforts and give advice to the respective management teams. Furthermore, the successful candidate will be contributing to the expansion of our translational in vitro research platforms. With your translational mindset and background within Diabetes and metabolic disease, you will be responsible for the establishment and utilization of relevant molecular approaches, cellular assays, and read-outs in order to investigate the mode-of-action of novel drug candidates and to progress our research projects. You have the ability to lead several complex tasks in a fast-paced environment, making clear decisions, accelerating the path towards new treatment options for patients living with Diabetes. Part of your job will be guiding colleagues, as well as contributing to lab related activities, sharing knowledge and scientific insights with your colleagues. You are expected to present your results to project teams and management using strong communication skills and to stay on top of the scientific literature within Diabetes and metabolic disease. Maintaining a broad scientific network is a key to success and you are expected to foster and sustain external collaborations. Relationships Reports to the head of the relevant department at Novo Nordisk. Internal relationships include working closely with technical staff & other members of the scientific leadership team; regular collaborations with members of other research departments at Novo Nordisk; & frequent interaction with project managers & other colleagues across global R D. Individual may direct the work of other staff members. Individual will interact with external research collaborators both academia- & industry-based.
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- 401(k) Plans
- Health and Wellness Programs