Cell Culture Process Developer – Early-Stage Bioprocessing

BioSpace; Village of Tarrytown (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Regeneron is seeking a Process Development Associate to join our Cell Culture Development Group within Preclinical Manufacturing and Process Development (PMPD), supporting our early-stage development team in a non-GMP, on-site laboratory.

In this role, you will develop production processes for monoclonal antibodies by screening top antibody candidates, selecting cell lines, and developing media and feeds, while collaborating with colleagues across cell line development, scale-up, purification,

Qualifications

• BS or MS in Chemical Engineering or Bio-related Engineering with 0-2 years in a laboratory setting.

Responsibilities

• Design and run bench-scale cell culture studies in shaker flasks, single-use bioreactors, and glass bioreactors (2L to 15L) to screen top antibody candidates.
• Support cell line selection and develop media and feed strategies that enable clinical and commercial manufacturing.
• Prepare media, feeds, buffers, and reagents, and operate and maintain bioreactor and analytical equipment.
• Analyze data statistically and keep critical data accurate and highly organized.
• Partner with colleagues in cell line development, scale-up, purification, analytics, and manufacturing.
• Author development reports, complete electronic lab notebook entries, and review manufacturing records.
• Drive technology transfer through written process transmittals, troubleshooting, and on-site support to manufacturing campaigns in Albany, NY.

Education

BS or MS in Chemical Engineering or Bio-related Engineering

Job description

Regeneron is seeking a Process Development Associate to join our Cell Culture Development Group within Preclinical Manufacturing and Process Development (PMPD), supporting our early-stage development team in a non-GMP, on-site laboratory.

In this role, you will develop production processes for monoclonal antibodies by screening top antibody candidates, selecting cell lines, and developing media and feeds, while collaborating with colleagues across cell line development, scale-up, purification,