Showing posts with label situations wanted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label situations wanted. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

Situations Wanted: Paul Humphries

Debuting today, "situations wanted." Our first poster, Paul Humphries: 
My name is Paul Humphries and I am currently looking to use my drug discovery knowledge and skills in a challenging and rewarding position within a Bay Area biotech company (see attached for my resume). I am a passionate and motivated scientist with over sixteen years of experience delivering high quality small molecule clinical candidates.  
For the last seven years I have been working at Reset Therapeutics, where I am currently Chief Scientific Officer and assume full responsibility for all aspects of research and nonclinical development (20 scientists). During this time, I work with the Board of Directors, Scientific Advisory Board and key external opinion leaders to ensure that the organization’s vision and performance meets the needs of the patient population. I was integral in setting up and optimizing the key phenotypic circadian biology platform that yielded the lead Cryptochrome project which progressed from academic hits to First in Human in six years.  
I also successfully obtained NIH and Michael J. Fox Foundation non-dilutive funding for the Orexin project, allowing science to progress to the point where Reset established a lucrative research collaboration with Alkermes. I have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the rewarding 23andMe collaboration where we are studying circadian clock genes to improve the therapeutic development of diseases associated with circadian dysfunction. Prior to joining Reset, I had eight years of experience at Pfizer as a medicinal chemist. This time included projects at both an early and late stage, culminating in seven IND submissions across four projects and numerous other projects reaching expedient go/no go decisions.
Interested in talking to Paul or knowing more about him? E-mail me at chemjobber@gmail.com for a link to his CV and contact information. 

Monday, January 19, 2015

Situation wanted: greater Boston, experienced medicinal chemist

If you were, say, an experienced medicinal chemist looking for work in the Boston area, where should you be looking? 

Thursday, November 13, 2014

Help a chemist? Analytical chemist looking in southern California area

A reader writes in to say that they are looking for a position for an experienced M.S. analytical chemist in the southern California area. Lots of GC experience, pesticide method development in GLP environmental, 4 years of QC lab experience w/HPLC, GCMS, and LD/TD-MS. 

Anybody know of any positions available? If so, e-mail me at chemjobber -at- gmail/dot/com and I'll put them/you in touch. 

Feel free to leave "situations wanted" ads in this thread -- try to keep them under ~200 words, say. 

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Situations Wanted?

From the pages of the ACS' Dallas-Fort Worth section's February newsletter, the Southwest Retort, a rather wonderful and typical "Situations Wanted":
Recent double masters (organic and analytical) graduate... actively seeking job in chemical industries. Experience in methods development and analysis by chromatographic techniques. Excellent management and organization skills, instruments maintenance and troubleshooting. E-mail: *******@gmail.com
One of the unfortunate transitions away from the printed version of Chemical and Engineering News is the seeming lack of "Situations Wanted" ads -- if you leafed through a copy from the 1980s, it seems like the Situations Wanted section was quite populated with people looking for um, new situations.

I bring this up because I would like reader suggestions to see if a regular "Situations Wanted" feature on the blog would be useful. Do we have readers with enough networks and influence on hiring to make it worth it? Please, let me know how you feel about this. What should the format be?