Bioanalytical Scientist

Job Summary-

• Develop and validate ligand binding assays for regulated study support.

• In addition, the scientist will also conduct sample testing in support of regulated studies, maintain a GLP/GCLP compliant laboratory, and perform routine equipment maintenance and calibration.

• The position may require work in non-traditional hours during the regular work week (The non-traditional hours would likely be rare and a midday start; finishing mid-evening) Phases to meet Deliverable: Phase I – (Complete 6 months from start) – attain proficiency in routine sample testing, equipment calibration and maintenance.

• Phase II – (Complete 18 months from start) – attain proficiency in ligand binding assay method development, able to independently plan and execute experiments needed to move project forward Phase III – ( Complete 3 year from start) – able to function as a BA principal investigator or lead scientist on a regulated study. 

• Candidates should be local to Andover site. 

• No OT is currently anticipated, but would be paid at ST rate if worked.

Qualification-

• Bachelor's degree required or a MS in any science related discipline is required.

• Candidates should have 2 to 4 years’ experience with LBA (ELISA, ECLA, LC-MS for large molecules) routine sample analysis.

• Prior experience with regulated (GLP and/or GCLP) studies is desirable. 

• The candidate will need routine sample analysis using immunoassay techniques. 

• Additional responsibilities include oversight of instrument installation and organization of a new laboratory space. 

• The scientist should require minimal training and will support methods run on the instruments and participate in the maintenance of the instruments.

• Candidates must have ELISA experience and/or regulated experience (GLP, GCP, or GMP)

Ricky Bansal

732-429-1925