Downstream Process Development Scientist for Biologics

Matica Biotechnology, Inc.; Bryan (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Matica Biotechnology, Inc. is seeking multiple Process Development scientists for Downstream at the Bryan-College Station site.

You will develop, optimize, and scale downstream purification for biologics, including viral vectors, with emphasis on recovery and purity. Roles span Associate Scientist to Scientist III, with independent study design, troubleshooting, and transfer to Manufacturing as you advance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant scientific or engineering discipline required.

Responsibilities

• Execute downstream studies in clarification, chromatography, ultrafiltration/diafiltration and final filtration; analyze recovery, impurity clearance and process performance, and propose solutions.
• Author or assist with protocols, SOPs, process descriptions, technical reports and manufacturing batch records; present findings to team members, leadership and clients as appropriate to level.
• At Associate Scientist / Scientist I levels, execute assigned studies with guidance; at Scientist II/III levels, independently design and lead studies, troubleshoot processes and train colleagues.
• At Scientist III level, lead downstream tech SME work, assess GMP suitability, scale-up needs, and lead downstream technology transfer with manufacturing support.

Skills

Purification principles

Downstream equipment

Team collaboration

DoE

JMP

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant science/engineering field

Tools

AKTA chromatography

Tangential flow filtration (TFF)

pH/Conductivity meters

JMP (DOE)

Job description

Matica Biotechnology, Inc. is seeking multiple Process Development scientists for Downstream at the Bryan-College Station site.

You will develop, optimize, and scale downstream purification for biologics, including viral vectors, with emphasis on recovery and purity. Roles span Associate Scientist to Scientist III, with independent study design, troubleshooting, and transfer to Manufacturing as you advance.