Base: $79,400.00 to $132,400.00; bonus: 7.5% targe...
On premise
Hamilton star liquid handling platform experience
Method development and validation in automation
Integration of robotic systems with peripherals
Pfizer is seeking a Scientist and Hamilton Automation Specialist to enhance laboratory workflows and support vaccine programs through automation and high-throughput screening. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience with Hamilton STAR systems and a background in biology or biomedical engineering
Job Summary
This role is critical to advancing vaccine discovery by enabling robust, scalable automation and high-throughput screening capabilities across multiple programs.
The successful candidate will translate manual assay workflows into robust, automation-ready solutions while ensuring accuracy, reproducibility, and scalability.
Pfizer offers a comprehensive benefits package including a 401(k) plan with matching contributions, paid vacation, and health coverage.
Matching Summary
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Pfizer is seeking a Scientist and Hamilton Automation Specialist to enhance laboratory workflows and support vaccine programs through automation and high-throughput screening. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience with Hamilton STAR systems and a background in biology or biomedical engineering.
Salary
Base: $79,400.00 to $132,400.00; Bonus: 7.5% target of base salary; Benefits: 401(k) match, paid leave, medical/dental/vision
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Hamilton STAR liquid handling platform experience
Method development and validation in automation
Integration of robotic systems with peripherals
Programming proficiency in Python or R
Microsoft Excel VBA for data handling
Nice-to-have
Mammalian cell culture aseptic technique
SharePoint development for sample management
Experience with QPix or DNA analyzers
Familiarity with LIMS or GeneData platforms
Hamilton STAR liquid class optimization
Key Requirements
Bachelor's degree with 6 years or Master's with 4 years relevant experience
1-3 years hands-on method development with Hamilton STAR
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship