Associate Principal Scientist

Specific Responsibilities:

• Provide scientific leadership for design, development, and optimization of scalable API processes across multiple programs, emphasizing flow chemistry and continuous processing.
• Lead hands‑on flow chemistry laboratory experimentation to develop robust, sustainable, efficient transformations and manufacturing processes.
• Influence route design; solve complex chemistry, engineering, and manufacturing challenges using mechanistic understanding, innovative process design, and data-driven decisions.
• Support process characterization, scale‑up, technology transfer, and API campaigns at lab, pilot, and manufacturing scales with cross‑functional partners.
• Mentor scientists and colleagues new to flow chemistry/continuous processing; foster scientific excellence, innovation, and collaboration.
• Contribute to the scientific community through publications, patents, presentations, and professional engagement.

• Ph.D. in Chemistry or related discipline.

• 4+ years industrial experience post-Ph.D., including small‑molecule process chemistry success using flow chemistry.
• Strong organic synthesis, flow chemistry, and continuous processing; hands‑on flow experimentation.
• Ability to design, develop, and optimize practical scalable processes; apply flow/continuous technologies to enable new transformations and solve process challenges.
• Experience with automation for continuous‑flow development (highly valued).
• Proven cross‑disciplinary collaboration; effective technical communication (scientific and non‑scientific).
• Strong written communication; self‑initiative; subject‑matter expert capability; demonstrated scientific impact.

• Automation;
  Chemical Reactors;
  Flow Chemistry;
  Innovation;
  Laboratory Experiments;
  Organic Chemistry/Synthesis;
  Production Process Development;
  Scientific Leadership.

• Annual bonus/long‑term incentive (if applicable). Salary range: $142,400–$224,100; comprehensive benefits including medical/dental/vision and 401(k).