Associate Scientist - Inflammation Research

Scorpion Therapeutics; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Scorpion Therapeutics in Boston/Cambridge is seeking an Associate Scientist to support GIDDU programs through in vitro immunology and assay development. You will design and execute primary human immune cell assays, including flow cytometry, to elucidate mechanism of action and target engagement.

You will generate high-quality data, troubleshoot assays, collaborate across research teams, and prepare technical reports to advance development-stage studies in an on-site, full-time role in

Qualifications

• Bachelor's in Immunology, Cell Biology, or related field with 8+ years or Master's with 4+ years of relevant experience.
• Hands-on expertise in primary human immune cell assays, multi-parameter flow cytometry, and data documentation.
• Strong scientific writing skills.

Responsibilities

• design, optimize, and execute primary human immune cell assays, including flow cytometry for mechanism of action, target engagement, and immune phenotyping
• generate high-quality data supporting development stages
• troubleshoot and analyze assays
• collaborate across research teams
• prepare technical reports and data summaries

Skills

hands-on expertise in primary human免疫细

multi-parameter flow cytometry

data documentation

strong scientific writing

Education

Bachelor's in Immunology, Cell Biology, or related field

Master's with 4+ years of relevant experience

Tools

Flow cytometer

Job description

Role: Associate Scientist supporting GIDDU programs through in vitro immunology and assay development.

Responsibilities

• design, optimize, and execute primary human immune cell assays, including flow cytometry for mechanism of action, target engagement, and immune phenotyping
• generate high-quality data supporting development stages
• troubleshoot and analyze assays
• collaborate across research teams
• prepare technical reports and data summaries

Qualifications

• Bachelor's in Immunology, Cell Biology, or related field with 8+ years or Master's with 4+ years of relevant experience
• hands-on expertise in primary human immune cell assays, multi-parameter flow cytometry, and data documentation
• strong scientific writing skills

Preferred

• experience with antibody therapeutics, CD38 biology, or immune-mediated diseases, and assay qualification

HighValue: immunology, in vitro pharmacology, flow cytometry, primary immune cells, development-stage studies, antibody-based therapeutics.

Location: Boston / Cambridge, MA; full-time, on-site with potential collaboration across teams.