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Train and work under the supervision of a Fragrance Development Director on fragrance development across multiple categories. Associate Fragrance Development Manager / Fragrance Development Manager (Body Care.
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Expertise, in-depth hands-on experience is expected in genomics platforms (NGS, qPCR, variant analysis platforms) for assay development, Senior Scientist, Molecular Assay Development page is loaded.
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MD, PhD, DVM, PharmD, MBA or equivalent advanced degree of relevance, in the drug development process. Uses an understanding of disease biology, the drug development process (particularly cross-functional connectivity), and relevant late-stage challenges (e.g., trends in disease area therapeutic advances, and evolving regulatory, patient advocacy and market access environments) to create a vision for each asset, then design and execute effective development programs in support of the overall R&D portfolio goals.
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Today, the Life Skills program provides personal and career-development services to young adults with autism. Teach and assist in the development of learners' instruction and treatment goals with special emphasis on home and community-living skills, social skills, language and communication skills, physical fitness, and employment skills.
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The CMO works closely with the Research and Development organizations driving overarching scientific leadership specifically in Hematology/Oncology, Bone Mineral, Rare Disease and Gene & Cell therapies, and in future therapeutic areas that may arise.
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Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc., Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc., and ODH, Inc. ("Otsuka") does not accept unsolicited assistance from search firms for employment opportunities.
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This position will drive the business development of Plant-based offerings in plant-based drinks & snacks, sports nutrition, baking, confectionary and healthy sweet goods. New Business Development Manager Americas, Sports Nutrition and Cereal Applications, Plant-Based Platform.
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Lead drug transporter, CYP induction and/or DILI efforts in research and project support Lead DMPK efforts for drug discovery and development, including troubleshooting, operational effort, project management, and client communication.
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We help clients, including global companies, electric and natural gas utilities, and financial institutions, develop and implement climate change programs across a broad range of industry sectors and contribute to climate, clean energy, and clean transportation policy development.
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Chairs Scientific Communications matrix team overseeing development of materials for Cell Therapy Medical specific assets in accordance with the asset specific strategy. The core purpose of this role is to help shape the enterprise Medical Communications and Customer experience strategies and to Drive the Cell Therapy Medical integrated scientific communications through effective delivery, as well as supporting the end-to-end campaign execution in close collaboration with Commercial and development.
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Certifications such as Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer Associate, Certified Software Development Professional (CSDP), Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional, or similar is preferred.
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The Executive Director, Clinical Development & Quality Operations is a critical management position within the R&D Quality organization that is responsible for the development and strategic oversight of the Therapeutic Area Quality, Vendor and Data Quality as well as Quality Risk Management.
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As a Proposal Pricing Analyst/Senior Proposal Pricing Analyst, you will play an integral role in leading activities associated with strategic and competitive pricing and development of cost/price proposals within our global division.
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A proud U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratory managed by Princeton University, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) is a longstanding leader in the science and innovation behind the development of fusion energy — a clean, safe, and virtually limitless energy source.
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Strong acumen and demonstrated ability in GLP/GCP auditing , FDA and EMEA regulations inclusive of direct experience with Pharmacovigilance and System Development Life Cycle activities. Ability to interact successfully with internal and external stakeholders including Clinical Development, Regulatory Affairs , Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance, Legal , Commercial, Sales and Marketing, etc.
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