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Novabioassays LLC in Massachusetts is seeking Associate Scientist or Senior Scientist in the Bioanalytical Group to develop, qualify/validate bioanalytical methods, and analyze small and large molecules across various biological matrices.
Responsibilities include bench work supporting principal investigators, ensuring data quality and timelines, and for seniors, guiding associates, communicating with clients, and mentoring team members; experience with Sciex and Thermo instruments and RT-qPCR is
These are Associate Scientist and Senior Scientist roles in the Bioanalytical Group to help developing, qualifying/validating bioanalytical methods, and analyzing small and large molecule in different biological matrix.
Job title and compensation will be based on candidate’s credentials
Work as a bench scientist to help Principal Investigator for clients’ projects, take responsibilities on data quality and timeline.
For Senior Scientist role, taking responsibilities for client’s projects on data quality, timeline and communications, tutoring and collaborating with associates on the responsible projects
Performs method development and troubleshooting of specific bioanalytical assays and advanced instrumentation with minimal supervision.
Performs extraction and/or analysis of drugs or biomarkers from biological matrix samples for discovery and development projects. Write SOP and study reports
BS/MS/PhD. with 0-5 years discovery and/or GLP bioanalysis laboratory experience
Experience with analytical instrument and design of experimental procedures preferred
Experience with bioanalysis of small molecule, peptide, protein and oligonucleotide preferred
Worked in GLP laboratories preferred
Prefer to have hands-on experience on following instrument and software: Sciex Triple Quadruple Mass Spec with Analyst software, Thermo Orbitrap Mass Spec with Xcalibur software, Thermo Watson LIMS software, Ligand-Binding assays, Hybridization LC-Fluorescence assays, RT-qPCR