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Corporate Sr. VP, Corporate Development

Wilmington, MA, USA

The Corporate Senior VP of Corporate Development is responsible for directing the global corporate development function, which includes an active merger and acquisition practice; evaluating, identifying and pursuing a wide variety of strategic business opportunities, mergers and acquisitions that are compatible with the company's long-term goals; leading and participating in the development of joint ventures, market opportunities, mergers/acquisitions and monitoring technology developments; assisting with the development of long-range global strategic plans for the company by working with the Senior VP of Corporate Strategy.

Corporate VP, Corporate Tax

Wilmington, MA, USA

This position is responsible for overseeing the worldwide tax provision process; implementing software solution for non-US tax provisions; reviewing non-US income tax returns; coordinating company’s non-US entities to ensure current tax planning strategies are properly documented; coordinating the preparation of US tax returns with outside advisors to ensure accurate and timely filings; calculating company’s effective tax rate on a quarterly and annual basis; preparing FAS 109 work papers; ensuring that tax accounts within the general ledger are maintained properly; responding to federal, state and local income tax notices and managing tax examinations; recommending corporate tax reduction strategies; and managing the sales and use tax compliance process.

Pathologist

Senneville, Quebec, Canada

We are looking for a Pathologist at Charles River Montreal. This position will be responsible for overseeing necropsy, perfoming histopathological examinations, authoring pathology reports, providing pathology expertise to multidisciplinary teams, and communicating results with sponsors.

Genetic Toxicology Scientist

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Charles River conducts genetic toxicology testing to meet the requirements of international guidelines using a range of short-term in vitro and in vivo models. The Genetic Toxicology Scientist will be responsible for planning, organizing, and managing routine short-term assays; developing new methods; and communicating with scientists from a variety of international companies.