Technical SETA - Cell and Molecular Neurobiologist (#26-171)

Strategic Analysis, Inc.; Arlington (VA); Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Strategic Analysis, Inc. seeks a Cell and Molecular Neurobiologist to support an ARPA-H program manager with advanced neuroscience knowledge in neurodegeneration, injury and repair, and regenerative tech.

The role combines technical leadership with program management to guide cutting-edge projects. Candidates should have a strong publication record from academia and industry experience, and be eligible to obtain a federal Public Trust clearance.

Qualifications

• Master's degree; PhD preferred.
• 5+ years of academic research experience.
• 2+ years of industry research experience.
• Strong understanding of neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and regenerative tech.
• Ability to obtain a federal government Public Trust clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provide reports on regenerative neurotech and related spaces.
• Provide insights on conceptual and technical soundness of programmatic goals related to neuroscience, neuro-injury and repair, regenerative neurotech, and aging biology.
• Help set goals, expectations, and budgets for projects involving area of expertise.
• Technical evaluation, review, and oversight of performance of funded projects in area of expertise.
• Integrate workflow into a highly collaborative, high-functioning team.
• Travel up to 25%.

Skills

Neuroscience

Education

Master's degree

PhD preferred

Job description

Strategic Analysis, Inc. (SA) is actively seeking a Cell and Molecular Neurobiologist with a strong foundation in neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and regenerative tech to provide technical and program management support to an ARPA-H program manager.

Position Responsibilities

• Provide reports on the state of the art for regenerative neurotech and related spaces
• Provide insights on conceptual and technical soundness of programmatic and project goals related to neuroscience, neuro-injury and repair, regenerative neurotech, and aging biology
• Help set goals, expectations, and budgets for projects involving area of expertise
• Technical evaluation, review, and oversight of performance of funded projects in area of expertise
• Integrate workflow into that of a highly collaborative, high-functioning team
• Travel up to 25%

Key Qualifications

• Master's degree, PhD preferred
• Experience in academic research (5+ years)
• Experience in industry research (2+ years)
• Strong understanding of neuroscience, nervous system injury and repair, and regenerative tech
• Ability to obtain a federal government Public Trust clearance

Location: Position is remote.

Travel: Periodic travel may be required

Clearance: Ability to obtain HHS Public Trust.

Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.