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Actively looking for a Senior Scientist, Cell Therapy Process Development contributing to the development of early and late stage clinical cell therapy manufacturing processes. Senior Scientist, Cell Processing.
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Experience with data engineering in big data systems. As AI/ Machine Learning Engineer, you will be a key contributor to the client's AI Practice, building cutting-edge AI-powered data products and solutions.
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Leading pharmaceutical company looking for an Associate Research Scientist. Job Title: Associate Research Scientist (Part-Time 20-30 hours) Collect, prepare, distribute various tissues for in vitro analysis and biomarker evaluation (e.g. WB, ELISA, histology.
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The Senior Scientist, Cell Therapy Process Development is responsible for development and technology transfer of internal and client related projects. The cell therapy process development team at is actively looking for a Senior Scientist, Cell Therapy Process Development contributing to the development of early and late stage clinical cell therapy manufacturing processes.
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The ideal candidate for this position should have work experience in cell therapy process development, manufacturing science, analytical development, and familiarity with GMP/FDA/ICH guidelines." Experience with common equipment used in cell therapy manufacturing such as Sepax, Lovo, G-Rex, Xuri Bioreactors, CliniMACs Plus, CliniMACS Prodigy, MaxCyte GT.
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Support client facing activities for the cell therapy process development team. Deep understanding and experience of cell therapy process development is a must. BS with 8+ years, MS with 6+ years or Ph. D. and 4+ years of experience in a biotechnology, cell therapy industry.
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Our team thrives in a culture of consumer centricity, challenging the status quo, and thinking big—intersecting classic brand management and an entrepreneurial spirit to drive disruptive growth and innovation that provides real solutions to consumers.
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Synbio Technologies is seeking a qualified individual to expand our DNA engineering function, lead R&D project initiation and execution, deliver client projects, improve tech platforms by translating customers' needs to technical challenges, identify and solve problems, and leverage cross-functional resources.
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BC forward is currently seeking a highly motivated Senior Scientist (Cell Processing) for an opportunity for Princeton, NJ ! Position Title: Senior Scientist (Cell Processing) BC forward is currently seeking a highly motivated Senior Scientist (Cell Processing) for an opportunity for Princeton, NJ.
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Our client, a leading biotechnology company, is seeking a Senior Scientist, Cell Therapy Process Development to join their team. As a Senior Scientist, you will be part of the Process Development Department supporting both internal and external client projects.
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Title : Water Resource Engineer/Scientist. Participate in the development of watershed management plans for the protection of water resources of the Basin. Familiarity and expertise with the following technologies is preferred: programming languages such as R or Python with a specific focus on data analysis, MS Access, MS Excel and ESRI ArcGIS. Experience with MS SQL Server (SSMS) and/or SQL script writing is an asset.
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The Rapid Cycle Analytics (RCA) Lead Data Scientist role sits within the Clinical Data Science and Evidence (CDSE) team, which is part of CMR. This role interfaces with internal stakeholders from Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR), Real-World Evidence (RWE), Medical Affairs, Clinical Trials Operations, Market Access, and a few other teams to respond to quick turnaround data analytics requests.
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Whether you're saving up for something big or you just want to make some extra money, delivering with Amazon Flex will get you there faster. Self-employed / No-contract / Temporary / Part-time / Shift-work.
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Master's degree or Ph. D. from an accredited university in microbiology, molecular biology or related course work in biological sciences, and REQUIRES at least one (1) year of laboratory bench experience utilizing polymerase chain reaction (PCR), aseptic techniques and biological assays, and at least one (1) year of experience serving as a Senior Scientist or Team Leader of a laboratory team/project.
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REP unites deep scientific expertise with a collaborative culture to build a product portfolio that includes cytokines, growth factors, antibodies and ELISA kits used to support the research of our academic, government, biotech, and pharmaceutical customers.
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