Senior Scientist R&D
$94,000.00-$135,000.00
ApplySenior Scientist R&D
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$94,000.00-$135,000.00
About the role
- Maintain overall knowledge of the assay characteristics
- Provide scientific leadership to cross-functional teams
- Manage and lead generation of R&D design documents
- Lead validation team from project inception through launch including sample selection, hands-on laboratory validation, establishing workflow and SOPs, and authoring validation plans and summaries
- Ensure activities are consistent with project critical path and respond appropriately to changing priorities
- Assist in developing and tracking project budgets
- Design assay performance specifications
- Ensure assay development process meets milestones and timelines
- Troubleshoot and solve technical issues
- Maintain compliant laboratory documents and procedures
- Proactively improve efficiency, quality and effectiveness of R&D efforts
- PhD in Nucleic Acids Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, or related field with 3+ years industry experience -or- MS with industry experience commensurate with requirements Demonstrated leadership capabilities in assay development in an FDA regulated environment for IVD products under design controls
- Strong technical expertise and hands on experience with nucleic acid technologies with a preference towards NGS, PCR, and qPCR techniques
- Proven ability to apply principles of quality control and quality assurance to development activities
- Strong understanding of FDA, EUA, and other global regulatory requirements
- Demonstrated technical and project leadership expertise
- Good organization skills, detailed oriented mindset
- Ability to thrive in a fast paced environment
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