Biologist
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Currently I have an opening for a Biologist II located in Worcester, MA. Details for the position are as follows:Job Description:The main responsibilities of a Biologist II involve pre-clinical sample analysis using a ligand binding assay. Sample and reagent management using electronic tools such as Laboratory Information Management System (rLIMS) and others. Sample preparation and analysis utilizing hybrid manual and automated systems to generate high quality bioanalytical data. Reporting results to project teams which enable Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic analysis.Plan and execute experiments based on bioanalytical protocol and in vivo study design. Analyze pre-clinical in vivo samples based on operational schedule. Qualify ligand binding assay based on bioanalysis protocol, interpret result, and make decision on assay readiness.Experience performing Ligand Binding assays using MSD platform or ELISA.Bachelors with 2+ years or Masters with 1+ year of experience with ELISA or MSD assays. Technical Information:$38-42 hourly, depending on experience levelOnsite, M-F, 8am-5pm12-month contract with potential for extension or conversion to permanent
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