Senior Principal/Principal Scientist, Biotherapeutics Discovery, In Vitro Antibody Generation
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Research/Development
Drug Discovery, Research Scientist, Biotech Research, Immunology Research
Boehringer Ingelheim is seeking a highly skilled Senior Principal or Principal Scientist to lead the in vitro antibody discovery team within the Biotherapeutics Discovery organization in Ridgefield, CT. In this lab head role, the selected candidate will define and execute innovative in vitro strategies for phage and yeast display campaigns that drive therapeutic lead identification.
The role includes developing and advancing discovery workflows that integrate automation, high throughput screening, next generation sequencing (NGS), and AI/ML enabled approaches to enhance hit quality, accelerate timelines, and expand accessible sequence and functional diversity. This position combines scientific leadership with platform stewardship, encompassing staff mentorship, program level strategic contributions, and the maintenance of strong external scientific visibility through publications, presentations, and collaborations.
As a key scientific leader within the Antibody Generation group, the Senior Principal or Principal Scientist will advance in vitro antibody discovery and support impactful pipeline decisions. The position promotes a culture of excellence through effective project execution, scientific innovation, staff development, and active engagement with the external scientific community.
As part of Boehringer Ingelheim, the successful candidate will contribute to the discovery, development, and delivery of products to patients and customers. The organization’s global presence provides opportunities for international collaboration, increasing visibility and enabling meaningful contributions to the company's success. Boehringer Ingelheim recognizes that its strength and competitive advantage lie in its people and supports employees through a healthy working environment, meaningful work, mobility, networking, and work life balance.
Competitive compensation and benefit programs reflect the company's high regard for its workforce.
Boehringer Ingelheim is seeking a highly skilled Senior Principal or Principal Scientist to lead the in vitro antibody discovery team within the Biotherapeutics Discovery organization in Ridgefield, CT. In this lab head role, the selected candidate will define and execute innovative in vitro strategies for phage and yeast display campaigns that drive therapeutic lead identification.
The role includes developing and advancing discovery workflows that integrate automation, high throughput screening, next generation sequencing (NGS), and AI/ML enabled approaches to enhance hit quality, accelerate timelines, and expand accessible sequence and functional diversity. This position combines scientific leadership with platform stewardship, encompassing staff mentorship, program level strategic contributions, and the maintenance of strong external scientific visibility through publications, presentations, and collaborations.
As a key scientific leader within the Antibody Generation group, the Senior Principal or Principal Scientist will advance in vitro antibody discovery and support impactful pipeline decisions. The position promotes a culture of excellence through effective project execution, scientific innovation, staff development, and active engagement with the external scientific community.
As part of Boehringer Ingelheim, the successful candidate will contribute to the discovery, development, and delivery of products to patients and customers. The organization’s global presence provides opportunities for international collaboration, increasing visibility and enabling meaningful contributions to the company's success. Boehringer Ingelheim recognizes that its strength and competitive advantage lie in its people and supports employees through a healthy working…
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