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Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd is listed as Clinical Biomarker Lead (EBV), Sr. Manager Clinical Biomarkers, Infectious Disease at Moderna, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd.
Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd previously worked as Associate Director, Analytical Operations at 2Seventy Bio and Senior Manager/Senior Scientist, Analytical Operations at 2Seventy Bio. Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd holds Dr. Rer. Nat/Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Immunology from University Of Hamburg.
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About Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd
With over 15 years of experience in immunology, I am a passionate and driven scientist who oversees the biomarker strategy and operations for the EBV vaccine programs at Moderna.I have a strong background in translational research, biomarker identification, correlative studies, flow cytometry, mass cytometry, functional T-cell assays, and CAR-T cells. I have worked on projects in different scientific areas, such as HIV, tuberculosis, Lassa virus, melanoma, multiple myeloma, and rare genetic diseases. I have also published multiple papers in peer-reviewed journals and received prestigious awards and fellowships for my research contributions. My goal is to leverage my expertise and skills to develop innovative and effective therapies for patients in need.
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Clinical Biomarker Lead (Ebv), Sr. Manager Clinical Biomarkers, Infectious Disease
CurrentDevelop and drive the biomarker strategy for clinical stage Epstein Barr Virus (EBV) vaccine programs.
Associate Director, Analytical Operations
- Oversaw routine analytical testing using cell-based methods and immunoassays across multiple pre-clinical and clinical CAR-T programs to support Process Development, QC, investigations and IND filings - Developed and led a high-performing team of 7 scientists, responsible for goal setting, budget, strategy, vision, and resource/demand planning- Drove the career advancement of two team members from their initial roles as individual contributors to positions of managerial responsibility- Supported phase I lot release testing for B-cell lymphoma directed CAR-T cells- Enhanced departmental communication efficiency and information flow through building and maintaining a strong, cross-functional network- Actively contributed as a key member of the strategic leadership team of the Process and Analytical Development department, shaping the direction and vision of the organization
Senior Manager/Senior Scientist, Analytical Operations
- Led extended characterization of CAR-T products through CyTOF/Mass Cytometry- Built and managed team to execute CAR-T product analytical testing to support Process Development, Investigations and IND filings across several pre-clinical and clinical CAR-T programs- Supported restructuring of Analytical Development department through harmonizing two separate analytical testing groups
Senior Manager/Senior Scientist
- Led extended characterization of CAR-T products through CyTOF/Mass Cytometry- Built and managed team to execute CAR-T product analytical testing to support Process Development, Investigations and IND filings across several pre-clinical and clinical CAR-T programs
Scientist Ii
- Built Mass Cytometry routine testing platform that supports deep immunophenotyping (35-40 parameters) of several hundred samples per year (implemented technology, built team, authored documentation)- Supported extended characterization of CAR-T cells and CD34 stem cells from clinical materials (drug product, starting material, peak expansion samples) - Developed a team from ground up providing analytical testing of cell drug products using various cell-based assays (VCN, identity, potency) - Supported cross-functional team to develop and qualify CAR-T identity release assay for IND- Supported correlative studies in a cross-functional team to assess biomarkers of manufacturing and clinical outcome (results reported at scientific conferences such as ASH and ASGCT)
Senior Scientist
– Assay Development flow cytometry, CyTOF, NextGen sequencing– Analysis of high-dimensional cytometry data – Immunophentyping for clinical cancer immunotherapy studies (phase I and II)– Characterization of Tumor-Microenvironment– Processing and banking of patient samplesScientist II (10/2016 - 9/2017)– Designed and validated Immuno-Oncology Mass Cytometry/CyTOF panels– Organized and chaired DFCI CyTOF Analysis group meetings with 35+ participants– Improved quality control and analysis pipeline for Flow Cytometry assays– Supervised junior scientists with Flow Cytometry experimental design, analysis and troubleshooting– Co-supervised Flow Cytometry, Mass Cytometry/CyTOF and NextGen Sequencing experiments for Phase I and Phase II clinical immunotherapy studies– Co-supervised 5 technicians and one intern
Postdoctoral Fellow
- Characterized PBMCs of HIV-specific CD8+ T-cell responses using Mass Cytometry- Spearheaded CyTOF technology by managing instrument, supporting collaborators and developing new standardization strategies- Mapped HIV, CMV and EBV-specific CD8+ T-cell responses from different cohorts of HIV-infected subjects- Visiting Scientist at Parirenyatwa Hospital, Harare, Zimbabwe: Supported building of state-of the-art immunology research lab to characterize T-cell responses in pediatric HIV patients - Supervised and mentored two technicians and one PhD-level scientist as direct reports
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Undergraduate Research Assistant
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd education
Dr. Rer. Nat/Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Immunology
German Diplom (Equivalent To Msc), Biochemistry And Molecular Biology
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Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd works for Moderna.
What is Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd's role at Moderna?
Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd is listed as Clinical Biomarker Lead (EBV), Sr. Manager Clinical Biomarkers, Infectious Disease at Moderna.
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Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States while working with Moderna.
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Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd has worked for Moderna, 2Seventy Bio, Bluebird Bio, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Ragon Institute Of Mgh, Mit And Harvard.
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Katja Engelberg (Kleinsteuber), Phd holds Dr. Rer. Nat/Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Immunology from University Of Hamburg.
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