Senior Cardiovascular NAMs Scientist

Eli Lilly and Company; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 126,000 - 204,600; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Pension Plan

Comprehensive health benefits

Employee assistance program

Fitness benefits

Job summary

Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis is seeking a scientist for its Investigative Toxicology group focusing on cardiovascular safety. This role involves developing and applying human-relevant in-vitro models to assess cardiotoxicity and vascular biology issues.

The ideal candidate will hold a PhD and possess extensive experience in cardiovascular research. Responsibilities include designing experiments, collaborating on data integral to drug discovery, and communicating results effectively.

Compensation ranges from $126,000 to $204,600, with comprehensive benefits including health and wellness programs.

Qualifications

• PhD with 2+ years postdoctoral or industry experience, direct experience with cardiovascular in-vitro models.
• PhD with 5+ years postdoctoral or industry experience leading scientific contributions.
• Experience designing and implementing experiments independently.

Responsibilities

• Develop and qualify human-relevant in-vitro models for cardiovascular assessment.
• Design mechanistic investigations into compound-induced liabilities.
• Collaborate with teams for integrated data analysis across experiments.

Skills

In vitro models knowledge

Electrophysiology

Cardiac biology

Vascular biology

Data analysis and interpretation

Education

PhD in Pharmacology, Physiology, Biomedical Engineering, Toxicology, or related field

Tools

Human iPSC-CM

MEA systems

Microfluidic models

Job description

Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis is seeking a scientist for its Investigative Toxicology group focusing on cardiovascular safety. This role involves developing and applying human-relevant in-vitro models to assess cardiotoxicity and vascular biology issues.

The ideal candidate will hold a PhD and possess extensive experience in cardiovascular research. Responsibilities include designing experiments, collaborating on data integral to drug discovery, and communicating results effectively.

Compensation ranges from $126,000 to $204,600, with comprehensive benefits including health and wellness programs.