Toxicologist
Shanghai, SH, CN
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ExxonMobil in China
ExxonMobil has a long history in China dating back to 1892 when its predecessor Standard Oil began marketing kerosene to light the Mei Foo lamps at Chinese homes. Today, ExxonMobil’s business portfolio in China spans the full spectrum of the industry, from upstream to downstream, chemicals and technology center.
ExxonMobil has a long-term commitment to China through investments, products, technologies and partnerships, helping meet China’s growing demand for energy and petrochemical products.
What role you will play in our team
Biomedical Engineering, Open Source, Project Manager, Testing, Engineering, Technology, Research.
What you will do
- Ph.D. in Toxicology, Computational Toxicology or a related field
- Experience in the planning, design and critical interpretation of toxicology studies
- Excellent foundation in hazard identification and human health risk assessment principles
- Familiarity with industry toxicity testing standards (e.g. OECD Test Guidelines) and global chemical regulations
- Familiarity with computational tools and new approach methodologies to characterize chemical risks
- Excellent project management and communication skills (written and oral), including an ability to communicate toxicological data and methodologies to non-scientists
- Ability to work independently, embrace change, and collaborate with individuals with diverse backgrounds and scientific disciplines
- Ability to accommodate periodic domestic and international travel
- The successful candidate is not required to have experience across all areas, but must have the interest and take initiative to learn and develop
About you
- Demonstrated ability to lead, influence and collaborate with other scientists to produce impactful work products
- A passion for advancing the discipline of applied toxicology
- Demonstrated experience or interest to gown capability in computational tools and new approach methodologies to predict hazards / risk for chemicals and/or chemical mixtures (e.g. DEREK Nexus, TIMES-SS, OECD Toolbox, Benchmark Dose Software or similar computer programs and databases)
- Experience or interest to grow capability in computer programming using open-source tools (e.g. R, Python)
- Familiarity with data analytics, informatics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and statistical approaches to assess toxicity
- Experienced hires encouraged to apply
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