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Senior Scientist, Formulation Development
151976
Posted:
10th September 2024
- 150000 USD - 174000 USD
- South San Francisco, United States
- Permanent
Meet’s innovative and fast-growing client in San Mateo County has engaged us on an exciting new search for a talented Senior Scientist of Formulation Development. You will be responsible for leading formulation development across early and late stage programs, working closely with other internal groups and CROs/CDMOs. You will have the opportunity to join a growing biotech organization with a robust pipeline of vaccines to combat infectious diseases across the globe. They are well-funded and offer comprehensive benefits.
Job Overview:
- Play an essential role in leading scientists across formulation screening, stability studies, investigations for early and late programs, and coordinating daily lab activities
- Utilize DoE and various analytical methodologies to gain a strong understanding of stability and degradation of molecules
- Collaborate with other functions across process development, analytical, QC, PM, and more
- Collaborate with CROs/CDMOs in facilitating testing of drug product and overall tech transfer
Requirements:
- PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biophysics, Biochemistry or a relevant discipline and 6 years of industry experience preferably in vaccine formulation development, or at least in biologics such as proteins or protein conjugates. MS in relevant discipline and over 10 years of experience in industry can also be considered
- Expertise in using biophysical and calorimetric techniques such as FTIR, DSC, ITC and analytical techniques such as ELISA, MSD, liquid chromatography, and MSD
- Experienced with leading stability studies and investigations, using DOE
- Experienced in working with CROs/CDMOs and demonstrated in-lab leadership/management across drug product
Contact:
Please reach out to Amit Uma at 628 336 2772 or amit@peoplewithchemistry.com to learn more. Correspondence will be confidential.