Cho genomics and biologics/vaccine analytical testing
Next generation sequencing applications
Bioinformatic analysis of biomanufacturing processes
The successful candidate will contribute to delivering analytical solutions that enable and accelerate process and product development to ensure safety and quality of our products
Job Summary
The successful candidate will contribute to delivering analytical solutions that enable and accelerate process and product development to ensure safety and quality of our products.
Within the Digital Insights team, the development, validation and implementation of Next Generation Sequencing applications is a key activity.
We offer a comprehensive package of benefits including medical, dental, vision healthcare and other insurance benefits (for employee and family), retirement benefits, including 401(k), paid holidays, vacation, and compassionate and sick days.
Matching Summary
The successful candidate will contribute to delivering analytical solutions that enable and accelerate process and product development to ensure safety and quality of our products.
Salary
Base: $119,100.00 - $187,500.00; Bonus/Equity: Annual bonus and long-term incentive, if applicable; Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401(k), paid holidays, vacation, sick days
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
CHO genomics and biologics/vaccine analytical testing
Next Generation Sequencing applications
bioinformatic analysis of biomanufacturing processes
genetic characterization, stability, integration site analysis, transcriptomics
computational approaches and pipelines
FAIR principles for codebase
Unix/Linux OS and Bash scripting
Nice-to-have
bulk and single-cell RNA-seq analysis
metabolic modeling in CHO cells
research in microbiology, virology or cell banking
sequencing-based diagnostics in GxP/GMP
bench methods familiarity
Key Requirements
Ph.D. in biology, bioinformatics or related (completion by May 2026)
M.S. with 4+ years experience
B.S. with 7+ years experience
CHO genome assembly, transcriptomics and comparative genomics experience