Overview In this role you drive analytical development for cell therapy products, supporting viral vectors and CAR T cell characterization from research through commercial stages. You will develop and transfer robust analytical methods, interpret complex data, and author technical documentation. You collaborate with cross-functional teams to enable process development, manufacturing, and regulatory filings. You will work in a fast-paced environment that values scientific rigor and cross-disciplinary teamwork. This opportunity offers impact at scale in a mission-focused biotech setting with opportunities for growth and global collaboration. Compensation / Benefitsshort-term incentive bonusesequity-based awardsretirement programshealth, dental, and vision coveragepaid time off ResponsibilitiesDevelop robust analytical methods including method qualification and transferPerform analytical development and testing for lentiviral vector upstream and downstream process developmentAnalyze data, interpret results, and design experiments with technical discretionAuthor/review technical reports, protocols, and summariesPresent results in group/project meetings and collaborate with research, process development, regulatory, QA, and manufacturing teamsSupport cross-functional efforts and interface with research and process development teams Key requirementsBachelor's degree in Immunology, Cell Biology, Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, or related field with 5+ years of relevant experience OR Master's degree with 3+ years of relevant experienceBiotechnology or pharmaceutical industry experience with analytical work on lentiviral vectors and CAR T cellsHighly proficient in immunology techniques (e.g., ELISA)Highly proficient in molecular biology techniques (NGS, qPCR, dPCR) for gene edit evaluation and on-target/off-target analysisExcellent written and oral communication skillsGood time management and ability to prioritize multiple projects to meet deadlinesWritten and oral communicationTime managementCross-functional collaborationImmunology techniques (ELISA)Molecular biology techniques (NGS, qPCR, dPCR)Lentiviral vector and CAR T cell analytics
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