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The University of Texas Medical Branch's Sealy Institute for Drug Discovery seeks an Associate Director of Assay Development to lead a state‑of‑the‑art HTS and automation facility in designing, optimizing, and implementing high‑quality biochemical and cellular assays.
Reporting to senior leadership, you will collaborate with cross‑functional teams to drive assay development, contribute to target validation, and help identify lead compounds for further development in a fast‑paced research
Reporting to the VP, Drug Discovery, and Director of the Sealy Institute for Drug Discovery ("SIDD"), the Associate Director, Assay Development will play a pivotal role in advancing our drug discovery programs by leading a state‑of‑the‑art high‑throughput screening (HTS) and automation facility in the design, optimization, and implementation of high‑quality biochemical and cellular assays and troubleshooting of HTS campaigns. This individual will work closely with cross‑functional teams to drive assay development efforts, contribute to target validation, and facilitate the identification of lead compounds for further development. The successful candidate will have a strong background in assay development, a track record of innovation, and the ability to thrive in a collaborative research environment. The Sealy Institute for Drug Discovery (SIDD) is a renowned research institute dedicated to advancing drug discovery and development to address unmet medical needs.
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United States – Texas – Galveston
1055 - Medical Research Building