Immunology Assay Scientist, CID (Vaccine)

Pfizer; Pearl River (NY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with Pfizer Matching

Paid vacation and holidays

Health, dental and vision coverage

Relocation assistance (where eligible)

Job summary

Pfizer seeks an Associate Scientist to support vaccine programs. The role performs immunological assays in a high-throughput, regulated GCLP environment within the CID group of Pfizer Vaccine.

You will contribute to data generation, analysis, and documentation while coordinating with the team to meet critical deadlines and deliver quality results for clinical and non-clinical research programs.

Qualifications

• BS in biology/immunology/microbiology with 0–3 years of experience.
• Strong foundation in general scientific practice and concepts.
• Attention to detail and ability to collaborate in a team.
• Proficiency with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and relevant software.
• Good verbal and written communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Execute immunological assays to support vaccine programs in high-throughput settings.
• Conduct immunological assays following GCLP requirements.
• Present results at group and project meetings; write progress reports.
• Collect and analyze data per project to support troubleshooting and qualification.
• Organize work to meet deadlines and document laboratory activities.
• Participate in lab management and ensure supplies are stocked.

Skills

Immunology

Biology

Microbiology

Team collaboration

Attention to detail

Data analysis

Education

BS in biology/immunology/microbiology

Tools

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Pfizer seeks an Associate Scientist to support vaccine programs. The role performs immunological assays in a high-throughput, regulated GCLP environment within the CID group of Pfizer Vaccine.

You will contribute to data generation, analysis, and documentation while coordinating with the team to meet critical deadlines and deliver quality results for clinical and non-clinical research programs.