Boston University · 1 day ago
CARB-X ALLIANCE DIRECTOR (REMOTE)
Boston University is seeking an expert in the research and development of therapeutic products to join their CARB-X team as an Alliance Director. This role involves providing scientific leadership and managing project activities for a diverse portfolio of R&D projects, including overseeing funding applications, negotiating contracts, and leading advisory board processes.
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Responsibilities
Lead project selection process
Lead CARB-X Advisory Board Processes
Leadership of Program Monitoring and Support
CARB-X Scientific and Organizational Leadership
Presentations and Outreach
Qualification
Required
Doctoral degree required
8+ years in infectious diseases research and antibiotic product development from early discovery through initial clinical trials required
8+ years of interdisciplinary antibiotic drug project leadership in biotech or pharma required
5+ years in a leadership role related to a relevant scientific discipline (i.e., chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, biochemistry, microbiology), drug discovery or drug development desirable
Strong communication skills in written documents, graphical presentation of information, and oral communication are required
Preferred
Experience in leading/managing a team of direct reports supporting both organizational goals as well as individual team members career objectives is highly desirable
Familiarity with regulatory and compliance aspects of antibiotic drug discovery and development (animal and/or human subject) is desirable
Company
Boston University
Boston University is one of the leading private research and teaching institutions in the world today, with three primary campuses in the heart of Boston and programs around the world.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$4.9MKey Investors
Massachusetts Life Sciences Center
2019-04-30Grant· $4.9M
Leadership Team
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