Research Associate I (515443)

The Research Associate I position reports into a Scientist level position and, with guidance, is responsible for conducting non-complex experiments and data analyses using relevant techniques/methods, assays, materials, reagents, and equipment.

• Employs methodological approach to collect, analyze, and report data from experiments conducted; uses relevant statistical analysis or software applications needed to collect and analyze data.
• Uses relevant techniques/methods, assays, materials, reagents, and equipment to effectively conduct assigned experiments and/or tests.
• Participates in the design/development of non-complex investigation protocols or procedures, and with guidance, drafts clear, concise, and compliant documentation for the collection and communication of data.
• Collaborates with the appropriate stakeholders/partners involved to plan and conduct complex experiments or tests, collect and report results, as well as to elevate or assist addressing problems/deviations, and to mitigate potential risks that may impact project timelines.
• Gains knowledge of processes and available technologies.
• Assists with conducting root cause analysis to identify problems and seek out academic and scientific resources to define and implement solutions.
• Utilizes active listening skills to tailor conversations to audience needs, and creates graphs, charts, and other visuals that clearly communicate non-complex data and ideas.
• Sets project and development objectives/goals with manager's guidance and construct appropriate action plans.
• Follows legal, regulatory and GDS compliance policies, procedures, guidelines relevant to job, function, and organization.
• Seeks and participates in self learning activities to gain and put new knowledge or skills to practical use.
• Collects and documents data/information in a compliant manner, ensuring documentation is accurate, meets appropriate standards, and is maintained and accessible.
• Assists with inventory, places orders, and ensures appropriate supplies/materials are in stock for projects.

• Possess a basic knowledge of and adherence to safe laboratory practices, environmental concerns, GLP practices, and any relevant policies, FDA regulations, validations, or quality standards.
• Open to feedback and receptive to changes, with a willingness to adapt practices or behaviors and learn from past mistakes.
• Composes oral and written messages that are logical, clear, direct, and concise with an awareness of available communication methods and tools.
• Demonstrates active listening skills to tailor conversations to audience needs, and select the most effective mode of communication.
• Assesses priorities and makes necessary adjustments to meet project timelines.

Bachelor’s in a relevant field is required.

Full‑time employees are also eligible for benefits options such as health coverage, life insurance, disability insurance, and 401k benefits.

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