Research Scientist

Posted 17 days ago

spectraforce technologiesRedwood City (CA)

Biological Scientists, All Other Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Company Description: SPECTRAFORCE TECHNOLOGIES INC (www.spectraforce.com) offers a powerful suite of IT and Consulting services allowing companies to embrace the challenges of meeting and exceeding the company's IT needs with an aggressive Total Cost of Ownership. We enable companies to focus on their core competencies, while we handle the integral details of building IT solution guaranteeing quality delivery with significant cost savings. We offer a competitive edge through our Staff Augmentation Services (Primu Sourcing) and Projects Outsourcing Services, which are powered by our Global Delivery Model with teams based onsite in the

USJob Description

Specific Responsibilities: Design, development of bioanalytical assays and subsequent sample analysis of study samples for discovery biologics portfolio. Execute bioanalytical assays using platforms such as Gyrolab, MSD, ELISA etc. to support pharmacokinetic (PK) studies of large molecule projects. Independently perform complex experiments with strong attention to detail and documentation. Excellent written and oral skills are necessary.

Additional Information: All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

Summary

Type: Contract

Function: Research

Experience level: Executive

Industry: Pharmaceuticals

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