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HireLifeScience is seeking an experienced Senior Scientist for its Infectious Disease and Vaccines group in West Point, PA. You will design and execute experiments on antiviral strategies, focusing on HIV biology, immune responses, and translational research using in vitro and in vivo models.
The role requires hands-on experiments, strong virology expertise, and the ability to publish findings. Collaboration across a multidisciplinary team and independent problem solving are highly valued.
We're seeking an experienced Senior Scientist to join the Infectious Disease and Vaccines department at our research site in West Point, PA. The candidate will have a primary role on a team responsible for the discovery and development of novel antiviral treatments, with a particular focus on HIV. The candidate will independently design and execute hands‑on experiments to interrogate fundamental virus biology, virus-host interactions, and immunological responses using various biochemical and cell-based assays and in vivo disease models. The candidate should have a strong background in virology, translational animal models, immunoassay and genomic technologies, cell biology, animal pharmacology, and general knowledge of infectious disease drug development and T cell biology. We value creative-thinking, teamwork, and independent analytical problem solving. If you are a highly motivated team player with a strong desire to impact basic research and translational medicine, we invite you to consider joining our team.
BS/BA degree in Biology or Biomedical Sciences with a minimum 7 years of experience in industry and/or academia, or a MS degree in Biology or Biomedical Sciences with 4 years of experience in industry and or academia, or PhD with >1-year postdoctoral experience.
Multi-parameter Flow cytometry andICS. Experience with instruments including BD Symphony, LSR II, và FACSARIA and Sony SH800 desirable.
Knowledge of biomarker discovery and assay development