Product In-Licensing Associate

Posted 2 days ago

leinco technologiesSt Louis (MO)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Applications Scientist Leinco Technologies Inc., based in St. Louis, MO and founded in 1992, is a specialty manufacturer of early discovery research products (grade antibodies, proteins, sheath fluid, buffers) and a premier CRO/CDMO for grade custom antibodies and proteins at all scales. Our innovative products and services are used to augment the early discovery process in life science research, biotechnology, diagnostics and ground breaking pharmaceutical research. Leinco Technologies is seeking an outgoing Applications Scientist with a broad set of experiences in in vivo and in vitro applications including spatial biology/IHC, flow cytometry and pre-clinical studies. This position is focused on driving the scientific visibility and proof-points for our product portfolio related to cancer research, immunology and infectious diseases. This accomplished scientist has expert knowledge (theoretical and hands-on) of cell and tissue bioanalytical techniques and is adept at working independently to develop and implement the applications roadmap/scientific plans, drive scientific collaborations, and deliver scientific presentations to support our expanding portfolio and CDMO Services. St. Louis, MO

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