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Consult Lhasa

Scientific Consultant (Carcinogenicity Assessment)

Leeds
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Consult Lhasa is a Lhasa Limited's subsidiary providing scientific consulting service to enable the safe development of medicinal products. The consultancy offers a range of services across a number of chemical sectors including weight-of-evidence assessments of carcinogenic potential in line with the ICH S1B(R1) guideline, underpinned by Lhasa’s best-in-class in silico solutions that enable confident decisions.

This is an exciting opportunity to apply your expertise in a number of areas to support the progression of safe medicines. You will not only deliver scientific consulting work but also contribute to the development of new in silico systems that underpins the decision you make.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct carcinogenic potential assessments (ICH S1B(R1)) integrating in vitro, in vivo, computational predictions and literature data, across different stages of drug development.
  • Contextualise evidence, issuing hazard/potency classifications with an associated level of confidence.
  • Lead client meetings to support interpretation of results and discuss next steps.
  • Help define and refine best-practice methodology for performing ICH S1B(R1) WoE assessments, an area that is still being established in the industry.
  • Contribute directly to the development and maintenance of Lhasa’s software - not only relaying client feedback but working hands-on with the products team on content, rule logic, testing, or feature definition.
  • Help expand and curate the scientific content of within Lhasa’s in silico solutions network based on consulting experience.
  • Support scoping and qualification of prospective consulting engagements, using considerations such as domain fit, expected frequency of use, in-house client skills, and data-sharing willingness.

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  • Degree in Toxicology, Pharmacology, Biology or a related field, with experience in carcinogenic risk assessment or non-clinical drug safety.
  • Industry experience of performing complex weight-evidence-assessments, including for carcinogenicity assessments
  • Working knowledge of ICH S1B(R1) and the ability to build defensible scientific narratives for regulatory use.
  • Strong client communication skills (in English) and critical thinking to handle incomplete or conflicting evidence.
  • Genuine willingness and ability to work hands-on with a software/product team— this is a core part of the role, not an occasional extra.

Nice to Have

  • Prior experience with Lhasa software.
  • Experience in pharmaceutical industry focus on this area.
  • Familiarity with programming, rule-based systems, or product development.
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Skills

Carcinogenicity Assessment
ICH S1B(R1)
Weight-of-Evidence Assessments
In Silico Solutions
Toxicology
Pharmacology
Non-clinical Drug Safety
Client Communication
Critical Thinking
Product Development
Regulatory Narratives
Hazard Classification

Location

Leeds, England, United Kingdom

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