First-level areas：Biotechnology
First-level areas：Biopharmaceutical technology
Source：Social Recruitment
Job description ：
Job Responsibilities.
1. Responsible for the research and development of new drug development projects from project proposal to IND stage, leading the team to conduct target research, concept validation, drug screening, mechanism research, PCC determination, non clinical evaluation, etc;
2. Participate in non clinical research and development of new drugs from IND to NDA stage;
3. Responsible for the construction of the department’s organizational structure, personnel recruitment and training, team building, etc;
4. Participate in the project proposal, experimental design, and implementation of external cooperative research.
5. Other temporary tasks (project application, technical support).
Job requirements.
1. Having a doctoral degree in biomedical, immunology, or related fields, with over 8 years of research background in biology, outstanding research abilities, and a keen insight into disease treatment targets, as well as a certain understanding of pharmacokinetics and toxicology;
2. Familiar with the research process of innovative drugs in small molecule chemistry from project proposal to IND application, able to accurately grasp key nodes such as project proposal and approval, and effectively organize personnel to conduct technical breakthroughs or exploratory research;
3. More than 5 years of team management experience and good project management skills. Strong team spirit, including organizational coordination, team building, improvement of team professional ability and technical level, etc;
4. Rigorous and meticulous, with strong logical thinking ability and language organization and expression ability; Have good English communication skills;
5. Proactive and possessing strong resilience against pressure.

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