Biotherapeutics Characterization Scientist

Seeds Renewables; Chesterfield (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Seeds Renewables in Chesterfield, Missouri, is seeking a laboratory-based professional to participate in the formulation and process development of biotherapeutics, including monoclonal antibodies and vaccines. Responsibilities include performing analytical testing and characterizing candidate molecules using various techniques.

This position requires effective communication skills for collaboration with multidisciplinary scientists, along with the maintenance of laboratory operations and support for trial phases through commercialization.

Qualifications

• Experience in formulation and process development of biotherapeutics.
• Ability to use various characterization techniques like HPLC and spectroscopy.
• Strong communication skills for multidisciplinary team collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Support development of parenteral formulations for biotherapeutics.
• Perform rapid characterization of candidate molecules to determine stability.
• Provide general laboratory support, including maintenance and ordering of supplies.
• Prepare data summary presentations and assist in verification.
• Interact effectively with multidisciplinary scientists.

Skills

Biophysical characterization techniques

Biochemical characterization techniques

Laboratory support

Effective communication skills

Tools

HPLC

Empower

Electronic laboratory notebooks

Job description

Seeds Renewables in Chesterfield, Missouri, is seeking a laboratory-based professional to participate in the formulation and process development of biotherapeutics, including monoclonal antibodies and vaccines. Responsibilities include performing analytical testing and characterizing candidate molecules using various techniques.

This position requires effective communication skills for collaboration with multidisciplinary scientists, along with the maintenance of laboratory operations and support for trial phases through commercialization.