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This month, we’re shining our employee spotlight on Darrell (DJ) Breedan, our Director, Software Engineering. We invite you to get to know more about DJ and his journey at MetrumRG.

Welcome back to our blog series: Employee Spotlights! MetrumRG values our employees as both team members and individuals. This series features new employees each month and provides professional and personal insight, so we can celebrate our individuality and commonalities. 

MetrumRG is pleased to welcome Ted Gilbert as our Quality Director, reporting to Heidi Seaborg, our Senior Director of Compliance and Contracts.

Welcome back to our blog series: Employee Spotlights! MetrumRG values our employees as both team members and individuals. This series features new employees each month and provides professional and personal insight, so we can celebrate our individuality and commonalities. 

Welcome to the final post of a three-part blog series reflecting on the ACoP (American Conference on Pharmacometrics) 13 meeting held October 30th - November 2nd, 2022.

Welcome to the second post of a three-part blog series reflecting on the ACoP (American Conference on Pharmacometrics) 13 meeting held October 30th - November 2nd, 2022.

MetrumRG is pleased to welcome Dr. Eric Sobie and Dr. Katharina Wilkins to our Translational and Systems Pharmacology (TSP) group. Eric is joining as a Group Leader, Principal Scientist II, and Katharina as a Principal Scientist I.

This is a three-part blog series reflecting on the ACoP (American Conference on Pharmacometrics) 13 meeting held October 30th - November 2nd, 2022.

Tariffville, Connecticut – Metrum Research Group has been named to the 2022 Marcum Tech Top 40, an annual awards program recognizing Connecticut’s fastest growing technology and life sciences companies.

At Metrum Research Group (MetrumRG), we are driven by the goals of improving health and defeating disease, particularly where there are unmet needs. We strive to deliver the highest quality scientific and quantitative support for decision-making in biomedical research, development, and therapeutics.

Passion is driven by purpose.

Many believe that you have to bring passion to the workplace. Yet, perhaps passion isn’t just an input, but also the result of a conviction that what you do is purposeful. As author and speaker Simon Sinek said so well, “Passion is an output developed by working toward something we believe in.”