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Continuity Biosciences, Inc. is seeking a Product Development Associate in Cary, North Carolina to support nonclinical studies and the development of local drug delivery products.
This role involves hands-on work in a fast-paced startup environment, including in vitro and in vivo nonclinical studies, benchtop testing of delivery devices, and collaboration with external vendors. A Bachelor of Science in Biology or Biomedical Engineering and 2+ years of lab experience are required.
Continuity Biosciences is advancing combination therapies through next-generation drug delivery technologies that go beyond conventional methods. Our technology portfolio ranges from nanofluidic systems for drug delivery to cell storage systems that enable donor/stem cell transplantation and immune modulation. We aim to de-risk and operationalize targeted technology platforms that will enable the ideal product presentation for novel therapies.
Continuity Biosciences is looking for a Product Development Associate to support our product development team. Based in Cary, North Carolina, this role will have the main responsibility of performing nonclinical studies to assist the development of local drug delivery products. The Product Development Associate role provides the opportunity to develop drug delivery devices for the clinic to help patients in need.
We are looking for a collaborative and highly motivated scientist to join our team. Working in a fast-paced startup environment, the Product Development Associate is flexible and a self-starter who can react quickly to problem solve in high-stakes situations during the development process.
Reporting to the Scientist II of Product Development, the Product Development Associate will support the development team through a variety of responsibilities such as supporting and conducting in vitro and in vivo nonclinical studies, performing benchtop drug delivery testing with devices, and collaborating with external vendors and partners. In vitro work will include mammalian cell culture work, hydrogel bioprinting, and cell assay work. In vivo work will include large animal toxicology and safety testing, sample collection and processing, and documentation.
This is a full-time, lab-based role at our Cary, North Carolina site.