Research Scientist, Radiopharmacology

Description: We are seeking an experienced Research Scientist, Radiochemistry to join Mariana's Radiopharmacology function. This role will support the development of personalized medicine and radiopharmaceuticals through a strong radiochemistry focus, working with project teams to obtain critical data to advance product development. Specifically, this laboratory-based role is responsible for radiolabeling new product candidates, addressing questions developed by the project team. These include agent stability and supporting in vitro and in vivo biodistribution studies. The candidate will also have a role in supporting broader team activities including but not limited to pharmacokinetic studies. The role requires the candidate to analyze data, make presentations at research meetings, and interface productively and successfully with internal cross-functional teams, and potentially external collaborators and contract research organizations (CROs), in addition to contributing to written reports. Illustrative Breadth of Responsibilities: Perform radiolabeling, product analysis, and subsequent analyses including product stability Work closely with other functions to identify necessary studies to drive product advancement Support in vitro and in vivo radiopharmacology studies by scheduling with Biology, Chemistry, and Pharmacology line functions providing radiolabeled molecules. This will include cell binding and in vitro efficacy studies, as well as in vivo biodistribution and efficacy studies Follow relevant SOPs, guidelines and policies in a highly regulated environment Accurately label samples, track collection, and maintain comprehensive records Follow protocols rigorously and contribute to protocol refinement when needed Maintain accurate and organized data entry and analysis (including maintaining the Electronic Lab Notebook in an accurate and timely fashion to ensure compliance with internal quality standards) and comply with HSE requirements Communicate in a time-efficient manner with cross-functional teams in a dynamic research environment Serve as manager for co-ops and interns; mentor junior associates Present data to target teams, contribute to written reports and engage with broader company teams Where necessary, help supporting in vivo studies as required Knowledge in cell culture is desired but not a requirement Experience working with radioactive material is desired but not a requirement – training will be provided where required Experience in managing CROs is desired but not required