As an engaged Junior Investigative Toxicology Scientist within our Pathology and Applied Safety Science department, you will play a pivotal role in the development, validation, and implementation of nonclinical assays for translational safety assessment. Your primary responsibility will be to propose, conduct, and report investigative toxicology experiments to understand mechanisms of toxicity and predict toxicity liabilities of early drug series. Leveraging modern tools to maximise scientific insights and drive innovation, you will support the development of in vitro predictive safety models and remain accountable for the scientific delivery of modern toxicology assays to inform risk assessment across projects ranging from small molecules to complex biological products. The Junior Investigative Toxicology Scientist is primarily a wet lab-focused position with the majority of time dedicated to hands-on experimental work in the lab.
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