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Principal Research Associate/Scientist, Biology Contractor at Flare Therapeutics
Cambridge, MA, US
To date, the collective research on transcription factors has been elusive to drug discovery. Flare Therapeutics, an early-stage biotech, has now reached a moment of light - with the prospect of forever changing the trajectory of how we treat disease. We are trailblazing the path to transcription factors by intervening at a previously hidden region we have identified as the 'switch site.' Join us and help illuminate the path to the possible. 

In this role you will…

    • Develop and validate assays with a high degree of independence to drive drug discovery campaigns 
    • Collaborate with chemistry and biochemistry colleagues to understand the mechanism of action of small molecule modulators of transcription factors to improve compound efficacy for H2L and LO advancement
    • Support cell and molecular biology activities across Flare’s early pipeline projects
    • Present data and research plans to the teams to inform data-driven decisions 

About you…

    • You have a BS or MS in molecular or cellular biology 
    • You have at least 5 years of experience in biotech/pharma post-degree (required)
    • You have experience with cell assay development, drug discovery screening and mechanistic studies
    • You are experienced in cell engineering (shRNA, CRISPR knockin/knockout, generation of stable lines, viral transduction, etc.)
    • You have worked in oncology and/or transcriptional regulation 
    • You are passionate about science, driven to make a real difference for patients, and maybe you have even been caught reading scientific journals for fun
    • You are a proactive individual able to prioritize and balance multiple tasks, meet multiple deadlines, and thrive in a dynamically changing and fast-paced environment
    • You thrive on feedback and love collaborating as part of a team
    • You have strong communication skills, both written and verbal, including presenting data to internal company meetings

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