Product Strategy Research Associate Initio CapitalProduct Strategy Research AssociateBoston, MAThis is a strong fit for candidates interested in consulting, finance, investment research, product strategy, software, AI/data, business operations, corporate development, private markets, or entrepreneurship. Initio Capital is hiring for this role and related opportunities across consulting, finance, product, software, AI, operations, market research, and growth-focused workstreams.
Research Scientist I University of Massachusetts BostonResearch Scientist IBoston, MAWork with faculty in the Department of Anthropology as part of the Historical Archaeology Graduate Program Committee, reviewing graduate applications, awarding assistantships, participating in programmatic planning, reviewing thesis proposals, and serving on thesis committees (including as chair); supervise specialized fieldwork, laboratory analysis, computer database management, museum and interpretive studies of GRAs and other students in the Historical Archaeology MA program. • Establish independent research program, serving as the Project Director and/or Principal Investigator (PI) for archaeology projects in respective area(s) of specialty; supervise site excavation and/or sample collection; process and catalogue artifacts and other field samples; carry out specialized field and/or laboratory analyses; and prepare technical reports for sponsors.
Associate Director, Post-Award Services, Sponsored Programs Boston UniversityAssociate Director, Post-Award Services, Sponsored ProgramsBoston, MA$120,375–$135,000Full timeReporting to the Assistant Vice President, Sponsored Programs, the Associate Director (AD), Sponsored Programs, Post-Award, is responsible for developing and managing a team who oversees the financial review and reporting services for Sponsored research at Boston University. This includes leveraging AI-supported analytics, predictive models, and automated quality-assurance tools to monitor trends, assess risk, and inform decision-making.
Associate Director Post-Award Services Boston UniversityAssociate Director Post-Award ServicesBoston, MAS/he is responsible for providing high-quality service to faculty, administrators, colleagues, and sponsors in managing the financial aspects of sponsored projects; developing and managing professional employees and organizing them into a high-performing team providing excellent service; delivering to both internal and external customers; ensuring all needs are balanced (sponsor requirements, compliance and programmatic); and other projects as assigned. Reporting to the Assistant Vice President, Sponsored Programs, the Associate Director (AD), Sponsored Programs, Post-Award, is responsible for developing and managing a team who oversees the financial review and reporting services for Sponsored research at Boston University.
NewSenior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights BlueCross and BlueShield of MassachusettsSenior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral InsightsBoston, MA$122,490–$149,710 / yearEarly goals have included helping key operational units (e.g., medical management, member and provider communications, contracting and network management) recognize opportunities to apply behavioral insights to improve member and provider decision making, developing behavioral insights-informed versions of submitted interventions (or developing new interventions where none had existed before), and deploying these interventions to maximize their evaluability and value to the health plan and its members. Reporting to the Director, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, the Senior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, will support the company's efforts to apply behavioral insights (i.e., "nudges" and other behavioral insights techniques) to improve the decisions, experiences, and health of BCBSMA's members, network providers, and employees.
NewBehavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights BlueCross and BlueShield of MassachusettsBehavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral InsightsBoston, MA$90,180–$110,220 / yearEarly goals have included helping key operational units (e.g., medical management, member and provider communications, contracting and network management) recognize opportunities to apply behavioral insights to improve member and provider decision making, developing behavioral insights-informed versions of submitted interventions (or developing new interventions where none had existed before), and deploying these interventions to maximize their evaluability and value to the health plan and its members. Reporting to the Director, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, the Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, will support the company's efforts to apply behavioral insights (i.e., "nudges" and other behavioral insights techniques) to improve the decisions, experiences, and health of BCBSMA's members, network providers, and employees.
Principal Scientist II - Pharmacology Novartis AGPrincipal Scientist II - PharmacologyCambridge, MA$126,000–$234,000 / yearResponsibilities:Design pre-clinical in vivo studies to explore novel hypotheses, screen candidate molecules, and establish proof-of-concept of new modalitiesDevelop in vivo CDX, PDX, and syngeneic models to evaluate anti-tumor activity, PK/PD relationships, relevant biomarkers, and key translational questionsManage associate-level scientistsCollaborate with cross-functional project teamsCritically analyze and present results within a multidisciplinary team environmentCareful adherence to animal protocols and proper documentation of data and methods in electronic laboratory notebookQualifications:PhD with 5-8 years of research experience as a postdoc or in the pharmaceutical/biotech industryDeep knowledge of antibody drug conjugatesExtensive experience working with CDX and PDX xenograft tumor models and/or syngeneic modelsExpertise in cell culture, PCR, ELISA, western blot, and flow cytometryStrong analytical, communication (written and verbal), and organizational skills, including a proficiency with PowerPoint and commonly used data analysis programs, such as Prism and ExcelNovartis Compensation and Benefit Summary: The salary for this position is expected to range between $126,000 and $234,000 per year. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, multi-disciplinary team and play a key role in the development and application of in vivo models for evaluating novel cancer therapies and advancing the early-stage drug discovery pipeline.