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An exciting opportunity is available for a Scientist to join the In Vivo Pharmacology & Biomarker Discovery team of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) at Altos Labs.. We are seeking a dedicated and highly skilled Scientist for our In Vivo Pharmacology Operations.. Lead the in vivo pharmacology aspect of multiple projects within the Institute of Medicine, providing in vivo pharmacology and physiology expertise. Develop, characterize and implement new animal models to improve the effectiveness of in vivo pharmacology studies. Hands-on experience with cell biology techniques (RNA/DNA extraction, PCR, Western Blot, ELISA, small molecule/biologics interventional assays)

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What You Will Contribute To Altos
An exciting opportunity is available for a Scientist to join the In Vivo Pharmacology & Biomarker Discovery team of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) at Altos Labs.

We are seeking a dedicated and highly skilled Scientist for our In Vivo Pharmacology Operations. The successful candidate will be supporting the progression of our therapeutic programs by conducting and optimizing in vivo research activities and successful execution of preclinical studies. This role demands a solid understanding of in vivo research methodologies and the ability to perform in complex operations.

Responsibilities

Lead the in vivo pharmacology aspect of multiple projects within the Institute of Medicine, providing in vivo pharmacology and physiology expertise

Plan, execute and manage in vivo studies (in both mice and rats), including protocol development, dosing and tissue collection, study monitoring, bio sample management, tissue processing and relevant data analysis

Occasionally execute cell-based assays and experiments of tissues from in vivo studies, perform analyses, and report results

Conduct survival surgeries to establish various rodent models using aseptic techniques

Develop, characterize and implement new animal models to improve the effectiveness of in vivo pharmacology studies

Maintain detailed documentation of all studies in electronic lab notebook to ensure data integrity and traceability

Optimize and implement best practices for in vivo research methodologies, including animal model selection, dosing strategies, sample collection and data collection techniques

Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Institute of Sciences, In Vitro Pharmacology, Science Integration, Innovation and Insights, Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics, etc. to support the development and progression of therapeutic programs

Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and ethical standards in the conduct of in vivo studies

Evaluate and implement new technologies and platforms to enhance the efficiency and quality of in vivo studies

Lead implementation and analysis of preclinical imaging studies (IVIS, microCT)

Contributes to a team culture that promotes continuous improvement, ownership, professional growth, and inclusion

Who You Are

DVM or Ph.D. in biological sciences with a minimum of 3-5 years of industry experience in nonclinical operations in a drug discovery and development setting

Broad and extensive expertise with all aspects of in vivo rodent research (various dosing routes, anesthesia, surgical procedures, necropsy, tissue processing, etc.) in both mice and rats

3Rs-centered, welfare-oriented approach to animal-based research

Strong communication skills, essential for effective collaboration with cross-functional teams and CROs used for outsourced studies

Exceptional organizational and attention to detail skills, with the capacity to work autonomously as well as in a team setting

Ability to troubleshoot and effectively solve problems in a timely and efficient manner, demonstrating resourcefulness and a high level of analytical thinking

Hands-on experience with cell biology techniques (RNA/DNA extraction, PCR, Western Blot, ELISA, small molecule/biologics interventional assays)

Preferred Qualifications

Experience working across diverse therapeutic modalities, including small molecules, biotherapeutics, nucleic acid therapeutics, and gene therapy is highly desirable

Experience analyzing age-related diseases/deficits in animal models; including inflammation, metabolic disorders, neurodegeneration, muscle atrophy, bone loss and/or joint deficits

Experience with metabolic chambers, behavioral assay and analysis

The salary range for San Diego:

Scientist I : $111,350 - $150,650

Scientist II : $131,000 - $186,000

Exact compensation may vary based on skills, experience, and location.

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