Antares Therapeutics
Contract Research Associate/Sr. Research Associate, In-Vivo Pharmacology (Must H
Antares Therapeutics, Boston, Massachusetts, us, 02298
Title: Contract Research Associate/Sr. Research Associate, In‑Vivo Pharmacology (Must Have PO Dosing Experience)
Hourly Rate: $35-$55/hour Term: 6 Month Contract Location: Downtown Boston (On‑Site Daily) Job Summary
We are seeking a highly motivated research associate to join our dynamic drug discovery team. This candidate will serve a critical role in executing in vivo pharmacokinetic (PK)/pharmacodynamic (PD)/efficacy studies in mouse tumor models for projects in early discovery to the pre‑IND stage. This individual will also work seamlessly with various biology functions to develop and run PD assays in the lab. This position is ideal for a talented, highly motivated and results‑driven individual who will thrive in a fast‑paced, innovative, start‑up environment. Key Responsibilities
Conduct in vivo studies by providing dosing support and executing PK/PD/efficacy studies in mouse tumor models Maintain high‑quality, detailed experimental records within the ELN Use organizational and communication skills to effectively collaborate with colleagues across pharmacology and biology May require occasional weekend oversight of experiments Professional Experience / Qualifications
BS in Biology or a related field A minimum of 2 years of relevant laboratory experience in industry Skilled in animal handling, tumor implant, dosing (PO/IV/SC/IP) and necropsy techniques Outstanding organizational, analytical and interpersonal skills Experienced with pipetting and cell culture Understanding of molecular biology techniques such as western blotting, qPCR, and other plate‑based assays and desire to learn to perform these assays Proficiency analyzing data with Excel, Prism and experience using an ELN system Experience with StudyLog software is a plus Experience with models of autoimmunity/inflammation is a plus Ability to multi‑task in a fast‑paced environment while maintaining the highest quality of experimental execution/quality Desire to contribute to teams working on challenging technical and scientific problems
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Hourly Rate: $35-$55/hour Term: 6 Month Contract Location: Downtown Boston (On‑Site Daily) Job Summary
We are seeking a highly motivated research associate to join our dynamic drug discovery team. This candidate will serve a critical role in executing in vivo pharmacokinetic (PK)/pharmacodynamic (PD)/efficacy studies in mouse tumor models for projects in early discovery to the pre‑IND stage. This individual will also work seamlessly with various biology functions to develop and run PD assays in the lab. This position is ideal for a talented, highly motivated and results‑driven individual who will thrive in a fast‑paced, innovative, start‑up environment. Key Responsibilities
Conduct in vivo studies by providing dosing support and executing PK/PD/efficacy studies in mouse tumor models Maintain high‑quality, detailed experimental records within the ELN Use organizational and communication skills to effectively collaborate with colleagues across pharmacology and biology May require occasional weekend oversight of experiments Professional Experience / Qualifications
BS in Biology or a related field A minimum of 2 years of relevant laboratory experience in industry Skilled in animal handling, tumor implant, dosing (PO/IV/SC/IP) and necropsy techniques Outstanding organizational, analytical and interpersonal skills Experienced with pipetting and cell culture Understanding of molecular biology techniques such as western blotting, qPCR, and other plate‑based assays and desire to learn to perform these assays Proficiency analyzing data with Excel, Prism and experience using an ELN system Experience with StudyLog software is a plus Experience with models of autoimmunity/inflammation is a plus Ability to multi‑task in a fast‑paced environment while maintaining the highest quality of experimental execution/quality Desire to contribute to teams working on challenging technical and scientific problems
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