Michael J. Smith

Michael J. Smith

Associate Scientific Director @ Bristol Myers Squibb

About Michael J. Smith

Michael J. Smith is the Associate Scientific Director at Bristol Myers Squibb in New Brunswick, NJ, with a background in organic chemistry and extensive experience in process chemistry. He has also served on the Franklin Township Board of Education and has a background in cabinetmaking.

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Michael J. Smith holds the position of Associate Scientific Director at Bristol Myers Squibb in New Brunswick, NJ. He is involved in the leadership and development of various scientific projects and initiatives within the organization.

Previous Roles

Prior to his current role, Michael J. Smith worked at Pfizer as a Research Scientist from 2001 to 2004 in Cambridge, MA. His tenure at Pfizer provided him foundational experience in research and development within the pharmaceutical industry.

Education and Expertise

Michael J. Smith has an extensive academic background in chemistry. He earned his PhD in Organic Chemistry from Princeton University and his MS in Organic Chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also holds a BS in Chemistry from Kent State University. Additionally, he has a unique background in fine and studio arts, having completed a cabinetmaker’s apprenticeship at Conover Workshops.

Achievements in Scientific Development

Michael J. Smith led the development of DaklinzaTM, an approved NS5A inhibitor, progressing it from initial routes to multi-kg scale. He has extensive experience in process chemistry, notably in small molecules, protein-conjugates (ADCs, AdxDCs), and oligonucleotides (LNP delivery).

Community Involvement

Outside of his professional roles, Michael J. Smith serves on the Franklin Township Board of Education. His involvement underscores his commitment to the community and to educational efforts.

Recruitment Efforts at Bristol-Myers Squibb

At Bristol Myers Squibb, Michael J. Smith is active in recruitment efforts, contributing to the organization’s efforts to attract and retain top talent in the scientific community.

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