Organoid Development Scientist II

Randstad USA; Temecula (CA); Presencial; USD 55.000 - 59.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

MilliporeSigma in Temecula, CA is seeking an Organoid Development Scientist II to support cell and molecular biology research by developing and evaluating organoid models. You will apply tissue culture, mammalian cell culture, and sterile laboratory techniques while documenting experiments and analyzing results.

This role is suited to a mid-career scientist who will manage organoid models and contribute to organoid product development and commercialization, including NPI projects and quality

Formación

• Experience with organoids, stem cells, primary cells, or 3D cell-culture systems.
• Experience with cryopreservation, biobanking, cell-based assays, microscopy, or molecular characterization.
• Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.

Responsabilidades

• Culture, expand, passage, and cryopreserve human organoid lines.
• Execute organoid NPI projects from tissue receipt through launch readiness.
• Perform organoid characterization, quality control, and functional testing.
• Support development and optimization of organoid workflows and media.
• Maintain accurate experimental records and prepare technical documentation.
• Collaborate with R&D, manufacturing, and product-management partners to support product launches.
• Contribute to continuous-improvement activities that increase throughput and operational efficiency.

Conocimientos

Organoid culture

Cryopreservation

Mammalian cell culture

Molecular characterization

Microscopy

Experiment documentation

Team collaboration

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Cell Biology/Biology

Master's degree in Biology

Descripción del empleo

Location: Temecula, CA (local candidates only)

Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm (overtime needed)

Compensation: $40-43/hr

Job Type: 12 month contract

Educational Requirement: Minimum of Bachelor's in Cell Biology/Biology with 3-5 years of hands‑on experience in mammalian tissue‑culture experience, organoids, cryopreservation etc.

At MilliporeSigma, they are at the forefront of life sciences, working tirelessly to tackle the industry's toughest challenges. By collaborating with the global scientific community, they strive to enhance health access worldwide. Their mission is clear: to equip scientists and engineers with top‑notch lab materials, technologies, and services, making research and biotech production simpler, faster, and more successful. With a dedication to shaping the future of drug development, they’re with our customers every step of the way, pioneering tomorrow's possibilities.

Summary

As an Organoid Development Scientist 2, you’ll support cell and molecular biology research by developing, maintaining, and evaluating organoid models. You’ll apply tissue culture, mammalian cell culture, and sterile laboratory techniques while documenting experiments and analyzing results. This role is suited to a mid‑career scientist who is ready to contribute carefully and collaboratively in a research setting. Your impact: Manage organoid models and well‑documented findings for research teams to evaluate biological questions and guide next steps.

Join the Cell Biology team to support the development and commercialization of organoid products. This role will execute organoid New Product Introduction (NPI) projects, including cell culture, expansion, characterization, cryopreservation, and quality assessment, helping scale the organoid portfolio to meet growing demand.

Key Responsibilities

• Culture, expand, passage, and cryopreserve human organoid lines.
• Execute organoid NPI projects from tissue receipt through launch readiness.
• Perform organoid characterization, quality control, and functional testing.
• Support development and optimization of organoid workflows and media.
• Maintain accurate experimental records and prepare technical documentation.
• Collaborate with R&D, manufacturing, and product‑management partners to support product launches.
• Contribute to continuous‑improvement activities that increase throughput and operational efficiency.

Qualifications

Scientist II

BS or MS with 3–6+ years of relevant experience.

Demonstrated ability to execute complex cell‑culture projects independently and troubleshoot biological systems.

Must Have:

• Experience with organoids, stem cells, primary cells, or 3D cell‑culture systems.
• Experience with cryopreservation, biobanking, cell‑based assays, microscopy, or molecular characterization.
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects in a fast‑paced environment.