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Job type full-time
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Title: principal scientist/associate director, immuno-oncology
Reports to: vice president, translational development sciences
Location: camarillo, california
Classification: exempt
Overview:
We are developing large molecule therapeutics to targets at the intersection of tumor, myeloid and immune biology within the tme with the goal of enhancing responsiveness to checkpoint blockade and build further on our foundation with our anti pd1 candidate chs-007Comprising of group with expertise in protein sciences, immunology, functional assays, and molecular mechanisms- we are responsible for the lead candidate generation, as well as biology and translational science necessary to support drug development through to clinical development and approval.
We are seeking to hire a principal scientist or associate director for our cellular immunology lab in camarillo location (cml) to support expansion and development of our i-o pipelineThe candidate should be a highly motivated leader with demonstrated hands-on experience and deep knowledge of cellular and flow cytometry based assays for myeloid and t cell subsetsPreferably the incumbent should be experienced in the application of these assays for large molecule therapeutics discovery and lead selection processesThis position is responsible for both hands-on work and oversight of cellular immunology operations at our cml siteThe role supports successful development of new innovative therapeutics by close collaborations with a variety of inter-disciplinary teams including i-o research, clinical, and analytical groups.
Responsibilities:
Develop and perform cell based and flow based immunology assays for i-o pipeline-contribute to ind-enabling packages over the next 2-3 years
Maintain and expand flow cytometry capabilities
Establish assays with cell lines, reporter gene systems and primary cell systems using human, mouse and primate species.
Provide scientific and technical expertise and /or oversight of other team members in planning, execution, and design of assays
Work in a fast pace to support overall strategy for i-o pipeline and accelerated development path to clinic
Flexible in adapting to dynamic environment and priorities
Collaborate with translational team members as well as cross-functional groups to pursue the most promising drug candidates to first in human studies.
Contribute to a culture that embraces continuous learning, development, and collaboration
Qualifications:
Phd with a minimum of 5 years relevant experience in immunology, or cancer immunotherapy including myeloid and t cell biology
Industry experience, including experience of target validation and candidate selection is preferred
Experience for hands-on experiments design, planning, and execution is essential
Experience with flow cytometry based immune profiling and functional assays is a must
Track record of publications and innovation
Ability to design and deliver novel solutions to challenging problems
Pro-active attitude and strong desire to discover novel biology and potential new drugs
Strong oral presentation and communication skills
Ability to perform complex data analysis
Ability to analyze and interpret work published in the field, and use it to place our work in context
Role requires up to 25% travel
Beginning july 19, 2021, coherus biosciences requires all new hires to be fully vaccinated against covid-19 as of their start dateThis requirement is a condition of employment at coherus biosciences, and it applies regardless of whether the position is located at a coherus biosciences facility or is fully remoteIf you are unable to receive the vaccine due to a disability or serious medical condition, or because it is prohibited as a result of your sincerely held religious beliefs, you will have an opportunity to request a reasonable accommodation.
Job type: full-time
Work location: multiple locations
