Asimov
Scientist, Viral Vector Process Development
Boston, MA · Senior
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About the role
- Author, review, and approve process development reports and technology transfer protocols.
- Represent the process development team on cross-functional projects, making decisions for process development activities and effectively communicating results, progress and plans.
- Mammalian cell culture experience and aseptic technique; HEK293-based viral vector process development is squarely in your wheelhouse.
Responsibilities
- You're a creative problem solver and get excited about the opportunity to drive the creation of industry-disruptive technology.
- Experienced with using DOE software to develop robust experiments.
Requirements
- While primarily focused on viral vector process engineering, there is a high degree of cross-functionality within the Process Development group that includes working on biologics processes (CHO Edge).
Nice to have
- alternatively, a MS with 3-4 years or PhD with 0-2 years of this type of experience.
- Mammalian cell culture experience and aseptic technique
- HEK293-based viral vector process development is squarely in your wheelhouse.
- Additional CHO-based experience is not required but preferable.
- You must have experience with Ambr15, Ambr250, and/or benchtop scale viral vector bioreactor processes.
- Analytical development and downstream purification experience is also highly preferable.
- Keeping track of a bunch of moving parts is easy for you because you're highly organized.
- It's not your first time following a standardized workflow or pipeline.
Company info
- We are seeking a Scientist I/II, Viral Vector Process Development to join our team in Boston, MA.
- Analytical development and downstream purification experience is also highly preferable. - Being detail-oriented isn't just a sound bite for you, it's part of your DNA.
- Company culture is key to Asimov, and ours is a culture of recombination; we believe that our mission can only be achieved by bringing together a diverse team with a mixture of backgrounds and perspectives.
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