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PrincetonOne is seeking a Senior Scientist I to join its Oncology Research team. The successful candidate will lead early discovery programs and hands‑on develop complex cell‑based assays to characterize novel biologics, with opportunities to progress programs through IND‑enabling studies.
The role requires design and execution of high‑quality experiments, thorough data analysis, and clear documentation, with collaboration across departments to drive decisions and advance oncology research goals.
Our client is a clinical-stage biotechnology company committed to changing the treatment of cancer through a novel, proprietary therapeutic platform. Their commitment to transforming lives with safer, more effective therapies is driven by curiosity, a passion for innovation, and a belief that acting with integrity in an honest, respectful, ethical manner gives them the power to change lives. Their workplace embodies collaboration, open communication, celebrating successes, and holding each other to the highest possible standards. The company's robust and differentiated pipeline spans multiple treatment modalities, including antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), T-cell engagers, and immune modulators such as cytokines, with several programs advancing through clinical development.
We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Senior Scientist I to join the Oncology Research team. The successful candidate will have hands‑on experience leading early discovery research programs and teams, and will be technically skilled in developing and executing complex cell‑based assays to characterize novel biologics. The candidate will have the opportunity to lead programs from discovery through the progression of IND‑enabling studies, working collaboratively across departments. In this role, the individual will design and conduct high‑quality experiments independently. They will be responsible for data analysis, thorough documentation of work, and clear communication of results.