Immunology Scientist - Philadelphia, United States - Medix™

Description

Responsibilities of an Immunology Scientist in this context involve a blend of laboratory research, project management, collaboration, and effective communication.

1. Developing siRNA:centyrin Conjugates: This is the core task, involving designing and implementing experiments to develop siRNA:centyrin conjugates for treating immunological diseases. This may include designing experiments, synthesizing conjugates, and testing their efficacy.
2. Conducting Laboratory Experiments: Hands-on work in the laboratory to explore siRNA biology within the immune system. This involves executing experiments, analyzing data, and interpreting results to contribute to drug discovery programs.
3. Training and Collaboration: Sharing knowledge and expertise by training other scientists in immunological techniques. Collaborating effectively within a team environment to achieve project goals and milestones.
4. Communication and Accountability: Regularly communicating findings, progress, and challenges to the team. Demonstrating accountability for one's work and contributing to a positive and efficient work culture.

Qualifications:

1. 2+ Years of Immunology Experience: Prior experience in immunology within biotechnology or pharmaceutical industries provides a foundational understanding of the field's requirements and standards.
2. Proficiency in Immunological Techniques: Mastery of techniques like ELISA/MSD assays, flow cytometry, and primary immune cell purification is essential for conducting experiments and analyzing results effectively.
3. Laboratory Experience: A combination of academic and industrial laboratory experience demonstrates practical skills and familiarity with laboratory protocols and equipment.
4. Education: A Bachelor's Degree in Biology, Immunology, or related sciences is required, with a preference for candidates holding a Master's Degree. This educational background provides the necessary theoretical knowledge and skills to excel in this role.