Ted Rieger is a Director of Pharmacometrics at Pfizer with eight years of formal industry experience and a two-decade career rooted in mechanistic and systems-level modeling. He builds and leads quantitative systems pharmacology efforts that translate non-clinical and clinical data into predictive models guiding discovery through Phase 2b decisions, with a focus on cardiometabolic disease. Ted’s background combines a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering and hands-on postdoctoral experimental validation, giving him rare fluency across mathematical model development and wet‑lab hypothesis testing. He has advanced mechanistic modeling in both pharma and in silico R&D settings, shaping project strategy and client-facing computational solutions. Known for integrating multi-scale physiology and target-level dynamics, he delivers timely, robust analyses that de-risk programs and sharpen go/no-go decisions. Based in Newton, MA, he brings deep domain expertise and a pragmatic systems perspective that often uncovers nonobvious mechanistic drivers of drug response.
9 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
B.S. Chemical Engineering, B.S. Chemical Engineering at Virginia Tech
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Ph.D. Chemical Engineering at Northwestern University
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