Bangalore

experience in Pharmaceutical, CRO or Biotech industry; clinical drug development within the pharmaceutical industry or related industry.

Demonstrated experience across all phases and aspects of a comprehensive process redesign, such as data gathering, baselining, root cause analysis, quantitative and qualitative analysis, data modeling, future state design, implementation and validation of results

B.Pharma, M.Pharma; National Center for Disease Informatics and Research, NCDIR is one of its kind of unique institution which utilizes information science for health research as its integral component.

Design and synthesis of small molecules for medicinal chemistry. Additionally, candidate should perform nucleic acid delivery and conduct preclinical animal experiments.

To carry out day-to-day lab research activities in the lab. Self-driven candidates interested in infectious disease research and with experience in parasitology, imaging, Molecular Biology, entomology and mosquito infection research are preferred.

Strong leadership, decision-making, and communication skills. Strategic thinking with operational execution capability. Excellent knowledge of hospital information systems and digital healthcare platforms.

Synthesize, and characterize novel bioactive molecules under supervision of scientist/senior scientist. Knowledge of modern organic chemistry and synthetic methods: heterocyclic chemistry, metal catalyzed reactions, multi-step synthesis.

Expert in designing and executing DMPK studies to support antibody-drug conjugate and monoclonal antibody programs, from discovery through IND-enabling stages.

Recruitment of study participants Collect, clean, process, and manage dataset from various sources Stay updated on new methods and tools in data science relevant to public health and biomedical research. Ensure data integrity, security, and compliance with regulatory standards. Channelizing the study protocol with other team members for completion of study. Reporting day-to-day activities to the study PI.