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In vitro DMPK Senior/Principal Scientist

Joynes & Hunt
england, united kingdom
1 month ago
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Senior/ Principal Scientist- In-vitro DMPK


Location:Cheshire


Our Client is a leading biotechnology research company that specializes in drug discovery resources and expertise and provides a unique high-quality service to their clients.


You will join a dynamic team where you will be actively discovering new drugs for a broad range of projects, therapeutic indications, and molecular targets.


Key Responsibilities:

  1. Involvement in assay development and continuous improvement as required.
  2. Be responsible for the interpretation, analysis, QC check and reporting of in vitro discovery DMPK data.
  3. Plan and execute in vitro DMPK studies.
  4. Maintain accurate records of experimental data and generate reports.
  5. Line management of in vitro team members.


Skills Required:

  1. BSc/MSc and/or PhD in Pharmaceutical sciences, Biochemistry or related discipline with 4 years laboratory experience.
  2. Experience of quantitative LCMS/MS techniques as well as troubleshooting.
  3. Awareness and understanding of the role of ADME within research projects.
  4. Liquid handling/Robotics experience (desirable).


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