Achilles Therapeutics is a company focused on the development of T cell therapies targeting clonal neoantigens for the treatment of cancer. We use DNA sequencing data from each patient, together with our proprietary PELEUS™ bioinformatics platform, to identify clonal neoantigens specific to that patient and develop personalised T cell therapies. Originating from pioneering research at UCL, CRUK and the Francis Crick Institute, we are using our ground-breaking immuno-oncology approach to rapidly advance therapies, with our first product for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer expected to enter the clinic in 2H 2019.
We are seeking a well-qualified and experienced candidate to join our growing manufacturing team at Achilles Therapeutics to support the scale up of manufacturing for the Company’s personalised T cell therapy products for use across Achilles clinical trial programmes. As Head of GMP Production you will support the technology transfer, validation and clinical production of Achilles advanced therapies and also working closely with the product development team to support process engineering activities. If you want to be a part of a well-funded, exciting new start-up, and enjoy playing an active role in supporting the development and clinical manufacture of ATMPs which have the ability to transform the clinical management of cancer, then this is the role for you.
This is a unique opportunity to join a company in an exciting start-up phase that has the ability to transform the clinical management of cancer.
This is a permanent position, based at Achilles HQ in Stevenage with the opportunity to work with the Achilles manufacturing team established at The Royal Free Hospital in London. This position offers a competitive salary and benefits package.
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