$94K - $128K/yr
... potency, stability, developability and functional activity. * Method & Assay Development: Independently design, develop, and optimize novel analytical methods and functional assays to determine ...
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$94K - $128K/yr
... potency, stability, developability and functional activity. * Method & Assay Development: Independently design, develop, and optimize novel analytical methods and functional assays to determine ...
... potency, and ingredient distribution. Conduct routine checks and verifications to ensure compliance with cGMP, FDA regulations, and company procedures throughout the production process. Collaborate ...
... potency, and ingredient distribution. Conduct routine checks and verifications to ensure compliance with cGMP, FDA regulations, and company procedures throughout the production process. Collaborate ...
... potency, and ingredient distribution. • Conduct routine checks and verifications to ensure compliance with cGMP, FDA regulations, and company procedures throughout the production process. • ...
... potency, and ingredient distribution. • Conduct routine checks and verifications to ensure compliance with cGMP, FDA regulations, and company procedures throughout the production process. • ...
$9.30 - $15.49
2% of jobs
$15.49 - $21.68
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$21.68 - $27.87
2% of jobs
$27.87 - $34.06
7% of jobs
$34.06 - $40.25
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$44.76 is the 25th percentile. Wages below this are outliers.
$40.25 - $46.44
13% of jobs
$46.44 - $52.63
21% of jobs
The median wage is $52.79 / hr.
$52.63 - $58.82
20% of jobs
$60.73 is the 75th percentile. Wages above this are outliers.
$58.82 - $65.01
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$65.01 - $71.20
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$71.20 - $77.39
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| Aspect | Potency | Pharmacist |
|---|---|---|
| Required Credentials | Typically requires a degree in pharmacy or related field, certification may vary | Requires a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree and licensure |
| Work Environment | Laboratory, research, or manufacturing settings | Community pharmacies, hospitals, clinics |
| Industry Usage | Used in pharmaceutical research to measure drug strength | Practitioners dispensing medications and advising patients |
Potency and Pharmacist are related but distinct roles. Potency refers to the strength of a drug or substance, often measured in research or manufacturing. Pharmacists, on the other hand, are healthcare professionals who dispense medications and provide patient care. While both are involved in pharmaceuticals, their functions, credentials, and work environments differ significantly.
$94K - $128K/yr
Full-time
Posted 28 days ago
Protein Purification & Isolation: design, develop and optimize protein purification of native and heterologously expressed proteins from complex biological matrices. Execute purification workflows utilizing automated chromatography systems (e.g., affinity, ion exchange, size exclusion, hydrophobic interaction, ÄKTA FPLC chromatography platforms).
Advanced Characterization & Proteomics: Characterize the secretome and proteome of wild-type, engineered, and improved strains using biochemical, biophysical and analytical techniques, such as SDS-PAGE, western blotting, ELISA based assays, UV/vis spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, Bio-Layer Interferometry, flow cytometry, etc., to evaluate purity, structural integrity, post-translational modifications such as glycosylation, inter- and intra-molecular bonding, potency, stability, developability and functional activity.
Method & Assay Development: Independently design, develop, and optimize novel analytical methods and functional assays to determine structural and biophysical and biochemical attributes (e.g., molecular weight, aggregation, and stability).
High-Throughput Screening: Establish and execute high-throughput (HTP) micro-scale purification and screening workflows to rapidly evaluate large fungal variant libraries.
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work within interdisciplinary teams and partner closely with molecular biology, strain engineering and fermentation teams to improve protein expression, yield, and product quality.
Genotype-to-Phenotype Discovery: Partner closely with the molecular biology team to uncover connections between genotypes and key phenotypes of filamentous fungi, actively contributing to strain engineering and improvement strategies.
Execution & Data Analysis: Conduct hands-on, bench-top laboratory work, designing and troubleshooting independently, analyzing and interpreting data sets, and utilizing specialized software (e.g., Proteome Discoverer, UNIFI, PyMOL, or Prism) to deliver data-driven solutions to technical roadblocks.
Reporting & Presentation: Analyze and summarize results, maintaining meticulous experimental documentation, preparing SOPs, technical reports and presentations, and present scientific outcomes clearly and concisely to stakeholders.
Planning and Integration: Contribute to project planning, timelines and cross-functional scientific discussions.
Deep knowledge of protein structure-function properties, advanced protein purification principles, structural characterization and understanding of protein chemistry, protein folding, aggregation and stability.
Experience with biologics characterization assays, including binding, blocking, competitive binding, functional activity using biochemical and cellular systems, etc
Proven hands-on expertise characterizing post-translational modifications, such as protein glycosylation profiles.
Experience with analytical instrumentation, including automated chromatography systems (FPLC/ÄKTA) and mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS or MALDI-TOF), and analytical method development.
Experience working with microbial hosts and strain improvement programs focused on protein expression, metabolic engineering, or related applied research targets.
Familiarity with foundational computational software tools for structural visualization, data analytics, or proteomics pipelines (e.g., PyMOL, JMP, Prism, or equivalent).
Communication: Exceptional written, verbal, and interpersonal communication abilities required for cross-team coordination.
Teamwork & Mindset: An innovative mindset, a can-do attitude, and an intrinsic enthusiasm for engineering novel biological platforms for protein production.
Adaptability: Highly organized, detail-oriented, and perfectly comfortable navigating the fast-paced, shifting landscape of an early-to-mid stage biotech startup.
Direct experience in quantifying and thoroughly structurally characterizing heterologously produced complex proteins.
Specific, hands-on scientific background working directly with filamentous fungi expression platforms.
Experience developing micro-scale high-throughput protein screening workflows or leveraging automated liquid handling systems.
Familiarity or basic working knowledge of industrial downstream processing (DSP) operations or engineering scale-up principles.
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