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Job Location drjobs

South San Francisco, CA - USA

Salary drjobs

94

Job Description

Bioconjugation Large Molecule Discovery needs 3 years bioconjugation exeperience

Bioconjugation Large Molecule Discovery requires:

13 years relevant work experience.

Previous experience with therapeutic antibodies antibody conjugates bioconjugate chemistry and other protein science related areas is a plus

Handson experience in the discovery and development of ADCs or bioconjugates are preferred

Working knowledge in relevant ADC analytical techniques including UVVis HIC SEC RPHPLC and LCMS are preferred.

Experience in bench scale purification using AKTA system is desired.

Bioconjugation Large Molecule Discovery duties:

Participate in experimental design and planning conduct experiments maintain detailed records and communicate results.

Work independently to prepare and optimize bioconjugates with basic lysine cysteine and other types of conjugation chemistry

Clearly documenting experiments and results in electronic lab notebook entries

Work crossfunctionally as part of internal multidisciplinary teams as well as working with external partners and CROs.

Remote Work :

No

Employment Type

Full Time

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