Associate Scientist, Immunology & Flow Cytometry

SoTalent; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 104,000 - 163,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Collaborative environment

Inclusive workplace

Job summary

SoTalent is seeking an Associate Scientist to advance drug discovery programs at our Boston/Cambridge site. You will lead design and execution of studies using primary human immune cells and multi-parameter flow cytometry, delivering high-quality data to inform program decisions across development stages.

The role emphasizes development and troubleshooting of flow cytometry panels, rigorous record-keeping, and collaboration with translational research, biologics, and regulatory teams.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in Immunology, Molecular Biology, Pharmacology, or related field with 8+ years of experience, or Master with 4+ years.

Responsibilities

• Direct the optimization and interpretation of pharmacology assays for therapeutic programs.
• Conduct experiments involving stimulation, treatment, and phenotyping of primary human immune cells.
• Develop and troubleshoot flow cytometry panels to investigate target engagement and mechanism of action.
• Maintain rigorous experimental records and ensure data integrity for all study reports.
• Collaborate with internal teams across translational research, biologics, and regulatory departments.
• Present technical findings and scientific summaries to project stakeholders.
• Identify and solve technical hurdles to keep research timelines on track.

Skills

Flow cytometry

Data analysis

Scientific communication

Project collaboration

Education

Bachelor degree in Immunology or related field

Master degree in Immunology or related field

Tools

Flow cytometer

Cell culture techniques

Job description

SoTalent is seeking an Associate Scientist to advance drug discovery programs at our Boston/Cambridge site. You will lead design and execution of studies using primary human immune cells and multi-parameter flow cytometry, delivering high-quality data to inform program decisions across development stages.

The role emphasizes development and troubleshooting of flow cytometry panels, rigorous record-keeping, and collaboration with translational research, biologics, and regulatory teams.