Analytical Development Scientist

Posted 3 days ago

cellicorBridgewater (NJ)

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🧬 Analytical Development Scientist | Bridgewater, NJCellicor is seeking to hire an experienced Analytical Development Scientist to join an innovative biotechnology organization developing next-generation cell therapies. This is an exciting opportunity for a hands-on scientist with experience developing and optimizing analytical methods to support cell therapy development, method validation, tech transfer, and GMP QC testing. We're interested in professionals with experience in:✔ Cell-based functional and potency assays✔ Flow cytometry, FACS, and cell viability✔ PCR-based methods including PCR, qPCR, and/or ddPCR✔ Mammalian cell culture and aseptic techniques✔ Analytical method development, optimization, qualification, and validation✔ Method transfer / tech transfer into QC laboratories✔ Assay troubleshooting, investigations, data analysis, and technical documentation✔ Working within GMP-regulated analytical or QC environments Experience supporting cell therapy, gene therapy, or other advanced therapeutic programs is highly desirable. We're seeking someone who enjoys being hands-on in the lab and can work across Analytical Development, Quality, and Manufacturing teams. Candidates with strong experience in either flow cytometry/cell-based assays or PCR/molecular assays are encouraged to apply.

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