Associate Scientist, mRNA Platform Analytical Development
Associate Scientist, mRNA Platform Analytical Development
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Execute and troubleshoot analytical assays for the characterization of mRNA molecules
- Assist in the design, and evaluate the performance, of new analytical development assays
- Assist in establishing SOPs and protocols for analytical assays
- Manage samples and data related to mRNA platform process development
- Optimize workflows for assessing mRNA attributes and impurities
- Provide experimental design and executional support to team members in adjacent and related functions (e.g. clinical development programs, high throughput process development, etc.)Actively participate and support lab maintenance and continuous improvement initiatives
- Maintain accurate and detailed laboratory notebook and documentation
- Summarize and present data in group meetings and contribute to group discussions
- Author technical reports, study memos, and protocols
- Degree in biological or chemical engineering, biochemistry, or bio-related field
- Experience with IP-RP-UPLC method development
- Experience with JMP for DoE design and analysis
- Experience with the in vitro transcription of mRNAExperience interacting and collaborating with vendors
- Experience with collecting, organizing, and interpreting large data sets
- Experience with mammalian cell-based assays which include flow cytometric readouts
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