Bioconjugation Scientist – Protein Therapeutics

Pfizer; Cambridge (MA); Hybrid; USD 41,000 - 50,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Benefits Package

Short-Term Disability

Long-Term Disability

Supplemental and Voluntary Life Insur-

Job summary

Pfizer in Cambridge, MA is seeking a highly motivated scientist to join the Molecular Profiling & Bioconjugation group in BioMedicine Design. The role involves hands-on execution of bioconjugation experiments to develop innovative protein biotherapeutics, with a focus on conjugation chemistry within a collaborative team.

The candidate will generate, purify and characterize bioconjugates, using standard lab techniques and analytical methods while communicating results through PowerPoint and

Qualifications

• BA/BS in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical biology with 0-2 years of research experience.

Responsibilities

• Generation, purification, and characterization of bioconjugates.
• Hands‑on experience with standard lab techniques and basic protein handling.
• Familiarity with bioconjugation reactions and analytical/purification methods such as chromatography and mass spectrometry.
• Fast learner, detail oriented and highly organized; ability to plan and complete experiments with limited supervision after training.
• Able to clearly communicate experiment results; experienced with using Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel for data presenting and reporting.

Skills

Bioconjugation

Protein chemistry

Chromatography

Mass spectrometry

PowerPoint

Excel

Education

BA/BS in chemistry, biochemistry, chemical biology

Job description

Pfizer in Cambridge, MA is seeking a highly motivated scientist to join the Molecular Profiling & Bioconjugation group in BioMedicine Design. The role involves hands-on execution of bioconjugation experiments to develop innovative protein biotherapeutics, with a focus on conjugation chemistry within a collaborative team.

The candidate will generate, purify and characterize bioconjugates, using standard lab techniques and analytical methods while communicating results through PowerPoint and