Scientist, Analytical Development - Malvern, United States - Disability Solutions

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    Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Scientist, Analytical Development located in Malvern, PA.

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    The Biotherapeutics Development-Analytical Development (BioTD-AD) group is seeking an energetic, and highly motivated Scientist to support CAR-T cell therapies. The individual will be a point of contact person overseeing the development of test methods (flow cytometry, cell count, and/or potency) for in-process and release assays to support Janssen's CAR-T drug development and production, and support the end-to-end automation of these methods. The Scientist will have the opportunity to engage in multi-functional teams. They will learn from and contribute to industry-leading drug discovery/development programs that has brought numerous quality therapeutics to patients and has made significant contributions to human health.

    Key Responsibilities:
    • Serve as an analytical technical expert for method development to support CAR-T cell therapy products.
    • Lead method development and optimization of analytical methods to ensure robust assay performance.
    • Provide technical support for troubleshooting and share knowledge/experience with team members.
    • Engage and/or lead technical investigation strategies in support of product investigations with respect to clinical outcomes or adverse events driving to root cause.
    • Effectively communicate scientific data and results across technical teams, project teams, and to the health authority as needed.
    • Collaborate with QA and regulatory agencies during audits.
    • Work in a team environment as well as contributing individually to meet project timelines and objectives.