Senior Principal Scientist, Veterinary Pathology Board Certified

Key Responsibilities:

• Employ routine H&E evaluations and other specialized techniques to characterize the safety profile of new drugs from toxicology and investigative studies.
• Independently analyze data, interpret postmortem results significance, review literature, and design experiments to solve scientific problems and advance programs.
• Provide scientific leadership with toxicology, safety pharmacology, and translational teams to define mechanisms of toxicity, assess human relevance, and guide risk mitigation strategies (including immunology and biologics).
• Utilize on-site tools including in vitro/in vivo assays, historical controls slide archive/database, digital pathology, transmission electron microscopy, immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, and quantitative digital image analysis with targeted machine learning.
• Develop novel biomarkers and predictive models to reduce safety-related risks.
• Serve as nonclinical drug safety department lead on drug development teams: oversee study design/execution and generate regulatory strategy and communications with global regulatory agencies.
• Work in a hybrid environment with cross-pathologist collaboration and knowledge sharing.

• Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

• PhD in Immunology, Toxicology, Pathology, or related discipline

• 10+ years as a pathologist in biotech, pharma, or a CRO.
• Demonstrated proficiency in histomorphologic evaluation and interpretation of toxicology studies.
• Residency in anatomic/toxicologic pathology.
• ACVP or ECVP-board certification (or equivalent) in anatomic pathology.
• Strong collaborative communication across cross-functional teams.

• Knowledge of drug discovery/development/regulatory processes; experience on drug development project teams.
• Experience supporting immunology/biologics programs.
• Experience as pathology lead or external due diligence subject-matter expert.
• Enterprise-level scientific leadership, cross-program influence, mentoring/management.

• Collaborative spirit; drug development/discovery; histopathology; immunochemistry; immunology research; in vivo models; toxicology/toxicological pathology; veterinary pathology; postmortem analysis; innovation; laboratory processes; pathogenesis.