Director, Center for Immunotherapeutics & Protein Engineering

Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); Vor Ort; USD 180.000 - 260.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Endowed chair

Generous startup package

Space on Shadyside campus

Zusammenfassung

The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine invites applications for the Director of the Center for Immunotherapeutics and Protein Engineering (CIPE). The appointee will be a tenured leader at Full Professor or Associate Professor level, collaborating with UPMC Hillman Cancer Center and CSI to advance translational immunotherapy and protein engineering.

The role requires an international leadership record, multiple NIH R01 grants, and a track record of high impact publications and research

Qualifikationen

• PhD and/or MD in Immunology or related field, tenure track.
• Five years of work experience as an Assistant Professor for Associate Professor hire; five years as Associate Professor with tenure for Professor hire.

Aufgaben

• Direct the CIPE and lead cutting-edge immunotherapeutics and protein engineering research.
• Translate research with CSI and Pitt departments; foster cross-disciplinary collaborations.
• Recruit and mentor CIPE faculty; manage the CIPE core and evaluate proposals.

Kenntnisse

Immunotherapy

Protein engineering

Academic leadership

Grant funding

Collaborative, cross-disciplinary work

Ausbildung

PhD and/or MD in Immunology or related field

5 years as Assistant Professor (if Associate Professor hire)

5 years as Associate Professor (if Professor hire)

Tools

CRISPR-Cas9

Computational approaches

Jobbeschreibung

The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine invites applications for the Director of the Center for Immunotherapeutics and Protein Engineering (CIPE). The appointee will be a tenured leader at Full Professor or Associate Professor level, collaborating with UPMC Hillman Cancer Center and CSI to advance translational immunotherapy and protein engineering.

The role requires an international leadership record, multiple NIH R01 grants, and a track record of high impact publications and research