Coherus BioSciences
Research Associate (Analytical PD Support)
Camarillo, CA, United States
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About the role
- Coherus Biosciences, Inc. is focused on delivering high quality biosimilar therapeutics that will expand the access of important medicines to patients worldwide.
- Our Company is currently looking for a Research Associate, Analytical Process Development.
- This is a newly created position located in Camarillo, California.
Responsibilities
- Formed in 2010, Coherus has developed a unique, collaborative business model that leverages the leadership team's deep product development expertise and the expertise of a network of strategic partners to develop therapeutics of the highest quality.
- Investigate, create, develop, and qualify new methods and technologies for project advancement.
- Perform HPLC instrument trouble shooting.
- Assist to monitor and perform the stability testing and support process development.
- Regularly exercise technical discretion in design, execution and interpretation of experiments that contribute to project goals.
- Contribute to project process within scientific discipline through innovative research. He or she maintains laboratory notebooks, prepares technical reports, summaries, protocols and quantitative analyses.
Requirements
- Requires a Bachelor's degree in chemistry, biology, or biochemistry
- 10 years of experience in a biopharmaceutical laboratory environment
Benefits
- Must be flexible with working hours to support PD works during purification optimization
Company info
- The Research Associate will work as part of the team to develop/validate analytical methods and maintain analytical instrumentation.
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