Chief Scientific Officer

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Chief Scientific Officer – AI-Driven Antibody Discovery

Location:Hybrid – UK/US

A pioneeringbiotech start-upis seeking aChief Scientific Officer (CSO)to lead the development of a cutting-edge biologics pipeline, leveragingAI-driven antibody discoveryto transform drug development. This is an opportunity to take the helm in shaping the scientific strategy, working with a highly skilled team at the intersection ofmachine learning and biologics.

Why Join?

  • Be part of a high-growth biotech revolutionizingantibody drug discovery.
  • Lead the transition ofAI-designed biologicsfrom discovery toIND-ready assets.
  • Work withGPCRs and ion channels, focusing ontarget validation, antibody optimization, and developability.
  • Play a key role in securing investment and forming strategic partnerships with pharma and biotech companies.
  • Afast-paced, agile environmentwhere you canshape the future of AI in antibody therapeutics.

The Role

AsCSO, you will drive the scientific strategy, overseeing the entirebiologics development pipelinefromtarget selection through IND submission. You will work closely with theC-suite, investors, and external partners, ensuring scientific excellence and strategic execution.

Key Responsibilities:

  1. Develop and execute apipeline strategyfromtarget selection(GPCRs & ion channels) toIND submission.
  2. TransitionAI-designed antibody candidatesinto preclinical and IND-ready biologics.
  3. LeverageAI and machine learningfortarget validation, antibody optimization, and efficacy/tox prediction.
  4. Establish credibility withinvestors, pharma, and strategic partners.
  5. Managecollaborations, CDMOs, and preclinical model providers.
  6. Providescientific leadership and strategic directionto internal R&D teams.

About You

PhD in Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, or a related field.

15+ years of experiencein antibody discovery, biologics development, and target selection.

Proven ability tointegrate AI-driven approachesinto drug discovery.

Strongleadership skills, with experience managing scientific teams.

Established track record ininvestor relations and pharma partnerships.

Expertise inpreclinical development, IND submission, and regulatory strategy.

What’s on Offer?

Competitive Salary + Stock Options

25+ Days Holiday + Public Holidays

Referral Bonuses & Summer Fridays (extra time off)

If you’re avisionary leaderlooking to make a real impact inAI-driven biologics, we want to hear from you! Even if your experience isn’t a perfect match,motivation and innovation matter most—let’s have a conversation.

Seniority level

Executive

Employment type

Full-time

Job function

Management

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