Asimov
Scientist, Lentiviral Vector Cell Line Development
Boston, MA · Junior
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About the role
- Contribute to process development efforts, including scale-up and characterization across Ambr15, Ambr250, and benchtop systems, as well as LV analytical assay development.
- Represent LV CLD on project teams, making decisions for cell line development activities and effectively communicating results, progress and plans.
- Extensive experience performing viral transductions, including T-cell transduction assay, flow cytometry, and quantitative gene expression analyses (ddPCR or qPCR).
Responsibilities
- Support innovation through development of novel workflows and applications.
- Support research projects to develop viral vector therapeutics with enhanced quality attributes such as infectivity, potency and/or cell targeting.
- Design experiments, analyze data, troubleshoot, and maintain detailed records.
Requirements
- alternatively, a MS with 3-4 years or Bachelors with 6-8 years of this type of experience.
- Experience with Ambr15, Ambr250, and/or benchtop scale viral vector bioreactor processes.
- Experience with downstream purification of Lentiviral vectors, viral genome engineering, and/or host cell genome engineering related to virus production or producer cell line technologies is highly desired.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills required.
Company info
- We are seeking a Scientist to join our Lentiviral Vector Cell Line Development team in Boston, MA.
- 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.
- Work effectively as part of a cross-functional team in support of the LV CLD platform and in collaboration with Synthetic Biology and Process Development teams.
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