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Perform flow cytometry, ELISA, cellular cytotoxicity, qPCR, and other analytical assays to promote the release testing and stability monitoring of cell therapy products and in-process samples. Well versed in various analytical techniques Flow cytometry, qPCR, dPCR, cell-based potency and/or ELISA experience.
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Skills and qualifications: Experience in capital equipment or analytical instruments sales preferred. Our client has an opening for a Technical Sales Rep. You will be responsible for sales of their lines of Density and Viscosity and Refractometry measurement instruments.
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Demonstrate knowledge of process development of cellular therapy products and analytical method development for GMP. Experience in development and qualification of immunoassays, multi-parameter flow cytometry, and potency methods for release in a QC/regulated environment.
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Perform flow cytometry, ELISA, cellular cytotoxicity, qPCR, and other analytical assays to enable the release testing and stability monitoring of cell therapy products and in-process samples. Support analytical method development, qualification, and technical transfer from Analytical Development.
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