Molecular Biologist

Job TitleEducation Requirement: BS/BA degree in Biophysics/Biochemistry or related field with 4+ years of relevant experience or MS degree in Biophysics/Biochemistry or related field with 2+ years of relevant experience.Experience and Skills: Hands-on expertise in analytical characterization of proteins using a wide range of physicochemical characterization methods such as SEC, SEC-MALS, HIC, CE-SDS, cIEF, DLS/SLS, DSF, etc. Strong understanding of protein structure, biophysics, and analytical mindset to enable understanding of the relation between physicochemical properties and proteins structure/sequences Previous experience with analytical characterization and developability assessment of biologics highly desired Experience/Interest with high-throughput analytical characterization workflows Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Ability to work on multiple projects and ability to meet aggressive timelines Documentation of procedures, methods, data, and results in electronic laboratory notebooks Team player and excellent interpersonal skills Strong communication and presentation skillsResponsibilitiesThe Protein Sciences Department within the Discovery Biologics organization in South San Francisco is seeking an experienced Scientist to join the Analytical Characterization team. The Analytical Characterization team works integrated with other teams within Protein Sciences Department as well as Therapeutic Area discovery project teams and plays a pivotal role in early biologics discovery by engaging in high throughput biophysical screening, molecule optimization and developability assessments to enable selection of the best candidate molecule for further development. The successful candidate is expected to have experience in protein chemistry and biophysical characterization of biologics using a variety of analytical tools – chromatographic, electrophoretic, light scattering and other analytical methods. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in characterization of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), bi-/multi-specifics, fusion proteins, antibody drug conjugates (ADCs), etc.