Principal Scientist-Drug Discovery
Listed on 2026-10-29
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Drug Discovery
Creative Biostructure is committed to accelerating the preclinical discovery and development of innovative drugs through structural insights. To achieve this goal, we are seeking a principal scientist specialized in innovative drug discovery. The candidate will lead the efforts across all research functions to design and develop therapeutic proteins/antibodies or small-molecule drugs using structure-based engineering and other emerging technologies.
- Establish and manage a team of interdisciplinary scientists.
- Contribute to the effort for developing a structure-guided innovative drug discovery platform.
- Lead and supervise structure-based preclinical drug R&D programs of biologics or small-molecule drugs.
- Support patent applications and registration.
- Write technical documents, such as standard operating procedures (SOP), protocols, and project reports.
- Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biophysics, Structural Biology, Cell Biology,Medicinal Chemistry, Immunology, or related fields.
- A minimum of 5 years of industry experience in structure-guided drug discovery (therapeutic proteins/antibodies or small-molecule drugs).
- Excellent record of successful research, including papers published in peer-reviewed journals.
- Hands-on experience in preclinical drug discovery project including Hit identification, Hit-to-Lead,Lead optimization and preclinical development.
- Strong leadership and managerial skills to establish and manage successful relationships with internal and external collaborators.
New York, United States
Employment TypeFull Time, Part Time, Consultant, and Partnership acceptable for the excellent.
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We are looking for talented people like you to join our team. Together we can advance the field of protein science and build a great future!
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