SCIENTIST FOR ADME STUDIES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF DRUG METABOLISM

Do you have a passion for LC-MS and like to work with “state of the art” technologies? Do you thrive with scientific challenges? Then you may be our new colleague.

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You will be responsible for planning, conducting, and reporting of in vitro and in vivo ADME studies, including metabolite profiling and metabolite structural identification in animal species and humans. The studies will be conducted in our in-house laboratories using state-of-the-art LC-MS (including OrbiTrap and MALDI-imaging instruments) and radiochemical detection. Based on the results you have generated, you will be responsible for evaluating whether relevant human metabolites have been adequately safety tested.
As we conduct studies externally you will work in close collaboration with Contract Research Organisations (CRO’s), who are performing studies on behalf of Lundbeck.
Moreover, you will represent the Metabolism group in project teams ensuring progress of development of new innovative medicines and driving the science within the Metabolism group together with your colleagues. In addition, you will be driving the science within the Metabolism group together with your colleagues.