Faculty Position: T-Cell Cancer Engineering Scientist

We are seeking an accomplished T-Cell Engineering Scientist to lead translational research in cellular immunotherapy, focusing on CAR-T, TCR-based therapies, and Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (TIL) platforms. Responsibilities Include Leading discovery and validation of novel T-cell targets for cancer therapies.Developing strategies to enhance TIL expansion, persistence, and anti-tumor activity, including genetic modifications.Engineering and optimizing CAR and TCR constructs, safety switches, and multiplex gene editing tools.Advancing next-generation approaches such as armored CAR-T cells, logic-gated systems, and allogeneic platforms.Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to move therapies into clinical trials.Building scalable pipelines for antigen identification and preclinical validation. Qualifications Doctoral degree in immunology, molecular biology, biomedical engineering, or related fields.Proven publication record in T-cell biology, CAR-T engineering, or tumor immunology.Experience with translational immune engineering and extramural funding at an appropriate level.Demonstrated leadership, mentorship, and collaboration skills. This role offers a collaborative research environment with state-of-the-art facilities, clinical programs, and opportunities for innovation in cancer immunotherapy.