ADC Bioconjugation Scientist – Large Molecule Discovery

Global Channel Management, Inc; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Global Channel Management, Inc. is seeking a Bioconjugation Scientist for Large Molecule Discovery in the South San Francisco area. The role centers on hands-on discovery and development of ADCs/bioconjugates, with emphasis on experimental design and data communication.

Ideal candidates have 1–3+ years of relevant experience and familiarity with ADC analytical techniques, bench-scale AKTA purification, and documentation in ELNs. Collaboration with internal teams and CROs is required.

Qualifications

• 1-3+ years relevant work experience.
• Experience with therapeutic antibodies, antibody conjugates, bioconjugate chemistry, and other protein science related areas is a plus.
• Hands-on experience in the discovery and development of ADCs or bioconjugates are preferred.
• Working knowledge in relevant ADC analytical techniques including UV-Vis, HIC, SEC, RP-HPLC, and LC-MS are preferred.
• Experience in bench scale purification using AKTA system is desired.
• Participate in experimental design and planning, conduct experiments, maintain detailed records, and communicate results.
• Work independently to prepare and optimize bioconjugates with basic lysine, cysteine, and other types of conjugation chemistry
• Clearly documenting experiments and results in electronic lab notebook entries
• Work cross-functionally as part of internal multi-disciplinary teams, as well as working with external partners and CROs.

Responsibilities

Job description

Global Channel Management, Inc. is seeking a Bioconjugation Scientist for Large Molecule Discovery in the South San Francisco area. The role centers on hands-on discovery and development of ADCs/bioconjugates, with emphasis on experimental design and data communication.

Ideal candidates have 1–3+ years of relevant experience and familiarity with ADC analytical techniques, bench-scale AKTA purification, and documentation in ELNs. Collaboration with internal teams and CROs is required.