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Biochemist I - Entry Level

millenniumsoft

San Diego, CA • On-site

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Posted 2 days ago

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Position : Biochemist I - Entry Level
Location : San Diego, CA
Duration : 12 Months contract
Total Hours/week : 40.00
1st Shift
Must haves on the resume:
  • General knowledge of biology, biochemistry or other related discipline.
  • Familiarity with operation of routine laboratory instruments and applicable software.
  • Effective analytical and problem solving skills.

Description:
  • The Biochemist I is expected to work independently, performing all laboratory multitask functions involve in Conjugation. The person directly reports to the immediate supervisor, assisting him/her with the day to day laboratory operations.
  • This position is further responsible for direct problem solving tasks and is expected to follow through an assignment.
  • The Biochemist I is expected to complete single and multiple step conjugations with good quality and yield in a timely manner.
  • This position is expected to finish assignments on time to help keep up with conjugation productivity. Working well in a team environment is a must.

Primary duties include but are not limited to the following:
  • Be able to perform different conjugation formats accurately and independently, having a complete understanding of the techniques, theories and background involved in the processes.
  • Consistency in technique, documentation, data entry, labeling, aliquot of QC samples, equipment operation, meeting production specifications with assignments and committing to due dates.
  • Understanding background and critical points to chemistry involved in making assignments through training and reading.
  • Review and address issues during batch record and other document review to minimize impact to the business.
  • Follow all departmental guidelines and procedures.
  • Promotes a safe work environment. Offers recommendations on maintaining the safety of the work environment. Participates in Environmental Health & Safety programs. Participates in addressing corrective actions whenever a hazard is identified. Notifies supervisor of all observed unsafe work practices.
  • Perform duties as assigned by supervisor and trainer, following their instructions.
  • Participate in lab supply orders, reagent preparations, and equipment maintenance.
  • Other duties as assigned by supervisor

Education:
  • Minimum Bachelor's degree in a biological/chemistry science discipline

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