Remote Associate Scientist, Protein Chemistry
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Job summary
Amgen in Thousand Oaks, CA is seeking an Associate Scientist - Protein Chemistry to develop and execute high-throughput assays supporting our pipeline. You will work on purification, analytics, and molecular assessment within the Protein Therapeutics team to advance large molecule candidates.
You will collaborate with Project, Data Science, Analytics and Automation teams, contribute to data analysis and reporting, and help drive innovation in automated assay development and protein
Qualifications
- Masters degree and 1 year of protein analytics and characterization assay experience.
- Bachelor's degree and 3 years protein analytics and characterization assay experience.
- Preferred: Masters degree with 5 years of high-throughput large molecule characterization experience.
- Excellent communication and cross-functional collaboration skills.
- Experience with automated high-throughput assay development and analysis.
- Experience in protein characterization and related bioanalytical techniques.
Responsibilities
- Advance pipeline by purifying and characterizing novel large molecule therapeutics.
- Develop innovative solutions to enhance purification, analytics, and molecular assessment with automation.
- Analyze and report data for large molecule drug candidate selection.
- Collaborate with Project, Data Science, Analytics and Automation teams to drive innovation.
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Education
Job description
Amgen in Thousand Oaks, CA is seeking an Associate Scientist - Protein Chemistry to develop and execute high-throughput assays supporting our pipeline. You will work on purification, analytics, and molecular assessment within the Protein Therapeutics team to advance large molecule candidates.
You will collaborate with Project, Data Science, Analytics and Automation teams, contribute to data analysis and reporting, and help drive innovation in automated assay development and protein
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