Alamar Biosciences
Senior Scientist I - IVD Assay Development
Fremont, California · Senior · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$150k-$165kDetected 34 days ago
Data AnalysisComplianceProduct ManagementFDA RegulatoryqPCRMolecular BiologyMedical DevicesProtein AnalysisCollaborationRegulatory Affairs
About the role
- This role requires hands-on laboratory work, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional collaboration to ensure successful product development and commercialization.
- Work closely with Quality, Regulatory Affairs, Engineering/Software, Product Management, Tech Transfer, and Manufacturing to meet program milestones and commercialization readiness
- Participate in technical discussions and project meetings
Responsibilities
- The Senior Scientist I - IVD Assay Development will lead the design, development, optimization, and validation of in vitro diagnostic assays for clinical applications.
- Develop IVD assays for FDA and other global regulatory approval/clearance
- Design and execute experiments to develop IVD assays and establish assay performance specifications (sensitivity, specificity, reproducibility)
- Transfer assay designs to tech transfer and manufacturing; define QC measures and support scale-up activities
- Design and execution of verification and validation (V&V) studies, including all testing and documentation
Requirements
- 5+ years in IVD assay development and validation.
- Hands-on experience with immunoassay formats (ELISA, chemiluminescent), and/or molecular techniques (qPCR, sequencing).
- Strong knowledge of regulatory frameworks (FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485).
- Ph.D. or M.S. in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Immunology, or related fields.
Skills
- Stay current on relevant technological and scientific advancements through literature review and evaluation of emerging technologies
Compensation
- $150k-$165k
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