Commonwealth Sciences

Associate Scientist - Job ID:6568

Responsibilities of the Associate Scientist:

Assay method development and optimization, with guidance from internal management
Perform Bioassay and Cell-based method qualification/validation
Optimize, qualify, and maintain inventory of assay specific critical reagents

Requirements of the Associate Scientist:

BS degree or equivalent with 6 years of relevant experience, or MS with 4+ years’ experience in industry.
Experience in cell-based potency assays, ELISA and qPCR.
Experience working in a cGMP environment.

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