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Requires BS or MS in Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, (Bio)chemical Engineering, or related field. Solid fundamental knowledge of enzyme mechanisms, protein characterization, and assay development / optimization.
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The Assistant/Associate Scientist is responsible for performing analytical testing using a variety of cellular and/or molecular biology analysis platforms. A minimum of 1 year of related work experience in performing cell or molecular assay techniques (e.g., qPCR, dPCR, cytokine analysis, ELISA, PBMC isolation, flow cytometry.
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Bachelor of Science Degree in the Biological Sciences, Bioengineering or Chemistry with a combination of education and experience performing biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, and chemistry.
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Performing immunoassays, cell-based assays, molecular biology assays and virology testing in support of product release, in-process testing and stabilityTrain analysts on analytical techniquesTroubleshoot assay failuresMay require occasional early morning, late evening, and / or weekend work.
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PhD in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biology or related subject with 0-5 years of analytical experience in the cell and gene therapy manufacturing field. BS in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biology or related subject with 10-15 years of analytical experience in the cell and gene therapy manufacturing field OR.
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Background in working in a regulated environment, ideally CLIA/CAP. Experience in validating NGS or Molecular Biology assay would be advantageous. Responsible for the execution of studies in support of the integration, verification and validation of automated molecular biology and next-generation sequencing assays under CLIA/CAP/QSR and design control.
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Reporting to the Head, Analytical Development, the RA will be responsible for developing assays for the GMP release of drug substances and drug products, ddPCR, cell-based assay, gel running and other analytical methods.
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Strong experience in cell-based assay development and mechanistic target biology research. Develop approaches to understand the mechanistic target biology and employ innovative strategies to leverage these findings for assay development.
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Lead preclinical pharmacology including in vitro and in vivo assay development and execution across the organization. Experience with molecular biology including cloning, DNA sequencing, PCR, mutagenesis, transient and stable gene expression.
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Informed interpretation of experimental data and planning for subsequent experiments Bachelor's (University) degree in biology, chemistry, biochemistry or microbiology and research laboratory with documented research laboratory experience (1 academic year outside of coursework) in cell culture sterile technique, molecular cloning, genetics, and proteomics.
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The Role Our Protein Assay Development group is seeking to hire an Associate Scientist to become an integral part of the biologics drug development effort. The position will report to the Principal Scientist of Protein Assay Development.
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They bring scientific talents in molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology, protein chemistry, computational biology, automation, genome engineering, software and other fields to make the future happen now.
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Apply in-depth molecular biology knowledge and experience in the development of CRISPR-based molecular diagnostic assay systems, including development of enzyme reagents and assay workflows, consumables, and instrumentation.
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Good knowledge of cell-based methods associated with bioanalytical analytical method development (e.g. TCID50, Potency assay, viral transduction, and ELISA methods) preferred. Leads the activities associated with the development and execution of methods relevant to protein and gene therapy products for analytical development in a Research and Development environment.
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Bachelor's degree in Biology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, or equivalent technical field. With its foundations in engineering disciplines, the company's platforms vertically integrate proprietary hardware, software, bioinformatics, chemistries, and molecular biology to advance basic research, target validation, and clinical trials.
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