Associate Director, Cell Biology and Analytical Pathology Functional Team Lead; Enzymes and Metabolic Research Unit

San Rafael, CA · $150,400 to $206,900

OPEN JOB: Associate Director, Cell Biology and Analytical Pathology Functional Team Lead; Enzymes and Metabolic Research Unit
LOCATION: San Rafael, California
***Relocation Assistance Available
SALARY: $150,400 to $206,900
INDUSTRY: Pharmaceutical / Biotech
JOB CATEGORY: Research & Development

EMPLOYER: Global Biotechnology Company

The Enzymes and Metabolic Research Group is seeking a highly motivated Associate Director with a strong background in pathology, image analysis, developing cellular models of disease and conducting preclinical translational research evaluating potential therapeutics for severe rare genetic diseases with unmet medical needs.
Applicants should have a strong background in inborn errors of metabolism and/or lysosomal storage disorders with advanced experience in analytical pathology and cell biology.
The Functional Team Lead manages day-to-day responsibilities of the team, including resource planning, assignments, logistics, performance management, and career development planning.
This role oversees and supports Scientists, Research Associates and Project Team Leads in the defining of project strategies, experiment planning, laboratory operations, and execution of research study activities.

Key Responsibilities:

Set strategy and serve as the subject matter expert in analytical pathology and cell biology for the Enzymes and Metabolic Research unit.
Lead and inspire a high functioning team specialized in advanced analytical pathology techniques and developing cellular models of human disease to screen therapeutic compounds, evaluate mechanisms of action and identify therapeutic leads.
Oversee and guide the design of experiments including the development of methods, assays, processes and procedures.
Optimize the allocation of team resources across the assigned projects and activities to meet the needs of a growing pipeline of products as well as critical non-program strategies and initiatives.
Provide career development guidance to ensure that team members have access to necessary training and tools to develop necessary competencies.
Review and approve scientific, technical reports, SOPs and contributions to regulatory submissions.
Act as a thought leader within the scientific area of inborn errors of metabolism and lysosomal storage disorders.

Education:

PhD with a minimum of 10+ years related experience
Background in enzyme replacement therapies, lysosomal storage disorders or rare genetic metabolic disease is preferred.
Skills and Expertise:
Strong background in analytical pathology, histological techniques, database management and image analysis platforms.
Advanced knowledge in developing cellular models of human genetic diseases.
Knowledge of project management tools, methodologies and best practices.
Excellent leadership, budgeting and resource allocation skills.
Ability to interact successfully with team members from a wide variety of functional areas and all levels of contribution and expertise.
Strong communication (verbal and written) skills.

If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please respond back and include the following:

MS WORD Resume
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Contact information.
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Upon receipt, one of our managers will contact you to discuss the position in full detail.

STEPHEN FLEISCHNER
Recruiting Manager
INTERMEDIA GROUP, INC.
EMAIL: sfleischner@intermediagroup.com
LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevefleischner/

Associate Director, Cell Biology and Analytical Pathology Functional Team Lead; Enzymes and Metabolic Research Unit

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