Bioprocess Applications Scientist DanaherBioprocess Applications ScientistSouthborough, MA$100,000–$120,000 / yearYou will also interact with and support sales, marketing, field service, Fast Trak training, Bioprocess R&D, and other parts of the organization to help position Cytiva chromatography technologies during pre- and post-sales activities that translate technical applications consultation into defending and expanding market share. The Bioprocess Applications Scientist is responsible for providing training, troubleshooting, and technical support to Cytiva customers and associates around the use of Cytiva's industry-leading chromatography resins, columns, and systems at pilot and production scale.
Senior R&D Scientist Gorton'sSenior R&D ScientistGloucester, Massachusetts$90,320–$112,900 / yearThe successful candidate will partner closely with Marketing, Consumer Insights, Engineering, Operations, Procurement, FSQA, Supply Chain, Regulatory, Finance, and Sales to develop consumer-focused products while balancing technical feasibility, business needs, and operational requirements. Proven success leading multiple, highly complex product development projects through commercialization, and an ability to manage competing priorities via strong project management, organizational, and risk assessment skills.
Analytical Development Principal Scientist Vertex PharmaceuticalsAnalytical Development Principal ScientistBoston, Massachusetts$140,800–$211,200 / yearSpecifically, the individual will oversee and execute experiments to develop the overall control strategy for novel drug substances, collaborate closely with associated CMC functions, and act as a subject matter expert liaison with our global network of external drug substance manufacturing and development vendors. As a member of the Drug Substance Control Strategy team in Analytical Development, this role will support synthetic drug development programs at Vertex with a focus on small molecule drug substance process and control strategy development across clinical and commercial-enabling phases.
Senior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights BlueCross and BlueShield of MassachusettsSenior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral InsightsBoston, MA$122,490–$149,710 / yearEarly goals have included helping key operational units (e.g., medical management, member and provider communications, contracting and network management) recognize opportunities to apply behavioral insights to improve member and provider decision making, developing behavioral insights-informed versions of submitted interventions (or developing new interventions where none had existed before), and deploying these interventions to maximize their evaluability and value to the health plan and its members. Reporting to the Director, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, the Senior Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, will support the company's efforts to apply behavioral insights (i.e., "nudges" and other behavioral insights techniques) to improve the decisions, experiences, and health of BCBSMA's members, network providers, and employees.
Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights BlueCross and BlueShield of MassachusettsBehavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral InsightsBoston, MA$90,180–$110,220 / yearEarly goals have included helping key operational units (e.g., medical management, member and provider communications, contracting and network management) recognize opportunities to apply behavioral insights to improve member and provider decision making, developing behavioral insights-informed versions of submitted interventions (or developing new interventions where none had existed before), and deploying these interventions to maximize their evaluability and value to the health plan and its members. Reporting to the Director, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, the Behavioral Scientist, Nudge Unit & Behavioral Insights, will support the company's efforts to apply behavioral insights (i.e., "nudges" and other behavioral insights techniques) to improve the decisions, experiences, and health of BCBSMA's members, network providers, and employees.
Lead Data Scientist Federal Reserve Bank of PhiladelphiaLead Data ScientistBoston, Massachusetts$167,000–$208,800 / yearYou will contribute to communities, the region, and the nation by conducting economic research, participating in monetary policy-making, supervising certain financial institutions, providing financial services and payments, playing a leadership role in the payments industry, and supporting economic well-being in communities through a variety of efforts. Always verify and apply to jobs on Federal Reserve System Careers ( https://rb.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/FRS ) or through verified Federal Reserve Bank social media channels.
Field Application Scientist, Northeast Alamar BiosciencesField Application Scientist, NortheastBoston, MAReporting to the North American Manager of Field Applications, you will collaborate closely with the sales, marketing and research and development teams to continue to grow our North American business. The ranges displayed on each job posting reflect the minimum and maximum target for new hire salaries but are subject to change if the leveling of the role is adjusted.
NewScientist, In Vivo Pharmacology Bristol-Myers Squibb CoScientist, In Vivo PharmacologyCambridge, MA$128,380–$155,571 / yearBased on eligibility*, additional time off for employees may include unlimited paid sick time, up to 2 paid volunteer days per year, summer hours flexibility, leaves of absence for medical, personal, parental, caregiver, bereavement, and military needs and an annual Global Shutdown between Christmas and New Years Day. Each of us is empowered to apply our individual talents and unique perspectives in a supportive culture, promoting global participation in clinical trials, while our shared values of passion, innovation, urgency, accountability, inclusion and integrity bring out the highest potential of each of our colleagues.
Production Scientist II/III (Cloning Technologies) New England BiolabsProduction Scientist II/III (Cloning Technologies)Ipswich, Massachusetts$62,000–$80,000 / yearReporting to the Associate Director of Production and in close collaboration with the members of the Cloning Technologies group, the individual in this position will be primarily responsible for supporting the production of both existing and new DNA Assembly-related products. New England Biolabs® is a different kind of biotechnology company – we are a community of scientists, innovators and collaborators driven by a shared mission to advance science for the benefit of society.
Sensory & Product Development Scientist Level I H P Hood LLCSensory & Product Development Scientist Level IWilmington, MA$95,000–$105,000 / yearInterpersonal Skills: Shows strong interpersonal skills by bridging the gap between complex data and business strategy (Through active listening, tailored communication, skilled panel leadership and cross functional collaboration.). Projects might span new products, cost savings, and quality improvements for Hood branded, licensed, and private label dairy and non-dairy products.
Field Application Scientist (LCMS, Small Molecule) Thermo Fisher ScientificField Application Scientist (LCMS, Small Molecule)Lexington, MassachusettsWorking across multiple technology platforms, you'll provide comprehensive pre- and post-sales technical expertise, conduct product demonstrations, develop new applications, troubleshoot complex issues, and build relationships with customers. As a member of the Thermo Fisher Scientific North Americas application support team, the candidate will work within a multi-disciplinary matrix team that includes regional sales representatives, marketing and service professionals, product development scientists, and engineers.
Senior Scientist, Computational Biology - Contract Tessera TherapeuticsSenior Scientist, Computational Biology - ContractSomerville, MA$74–$80 / hourHis group supports drug candidate programs through genotoxicity risk assessment, develops computational approaches to study gene writing biology, and builds scalable data and analysis infrastructure to support molecular assay design and knowledge mining. Broad knowledge of genome editing technologies and associated off-target discovery assays (i.e. WGS; targeted sequencing; GUIDE-seq, Digenome-seq discovery / verification; large and small structural variations and translation effects; NGS QC).
Senior Scientist I, Quality Control Candel TherapeuticsSenior Scientist I, Quality ControlNeedham, MAThis position collaborates with external manufacturing and tech transfer and is focused on Adenovirus and Herpesvirus vectors, associated cell-based potency assays, as well as performing training of new technical staff and troubleshooting and validation of new and established assays. A strong background in one or more analytical techniques such as various HPLC based methods, microplate UV/Vis/Luminescent assays, cell-based assays including virus quantification and potency, qPCR, electrophoresis, sizing techniques such as DLS, etc. .
Research Associate-Scientific Sunrise Systems IncResearch Associate-ScientificCambridge, MAPreferred : Prior experience with spatial technologies (e.g., Phenocycler/CODEX, COMET, Visium, CosMx, Xenium, or equivalent platforms), genomics (e.g., scRNA-seq, Illumina Next Generation Sequencing), or histology workflows (e.g., multiplex IF/IHC/ISH on autostainer) training will be provided for the right candidate. Must have/Preferred Spatial & Advanced Profiling (Requirement) Hands-on experience with spatial transcriptomics or proteomics platforms, including one or more of: Phenocycler/CODEX (Akoya), COMET (Lunaphore), Visium (10x Genomics), CosMx (NanoString/Bruker), Xenium (10x Genomics), or comparable technologies.
Scientist - RNA Sciences & Preclinical Manufacturing Bristol Myers SquibbScientist - RNA Sciences & Preclinical ManufacturingCambridge, MA$128,380–$155,571 / yearPosition Responsibilities: In the role as a Scientist within the RNA Sciences and Preclinical Manufacturing team, the ideal candidate will: Develop and execute bench-scale manufacturing processes for preclinical-grade DNA and mRNA materials across diverse construct formats, using practical troubleshooting and targeted adjustments to meet quality, yield, and timeline needs. To achieve this vision, BMS is developing a best-in-class RNA platform that integrates established and emerging technologies with advanced delivery mechanisms to enhance the expression and durability of BMS's novel RNA therapeutics and broaden delivery across cell types and tissues.
Scientist-Coatings Critical Fit RecruitingScientist-CoatingsBoston, MassachusettsWe are looking for a Scientist-Coatings whose focus will be on developing new platform technologies for environmental protection and implementing at customers around the world. Communicating technical advances and project strategy internally across a global team comprising technical team members and sales.
Scientist (Drug Discovery / HTS) Primary Talent PartnersScientist (Drug Discovery / HTS)Boston, MA$46–$56 / hourPreferred Attributes: Proven ability to independently design, develop and implement biochemical and biophysical screening assays using detection modalities such as: TR-FRET, FP, LC-MS, radiochemical, surface plasmon resonance (BIAcore), fluorescence-based thermal shift (TdF), and/or isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC). Education Requirement: BS/BA degree in biochemistry, biophysics or a related discipline with a minimum of 1-5 years industry experience; or a MS degree in biochemistry, biophysics or a related discipline with 2 or more years of industry experience, preferably with a focus on assay development and compound profiling within a drug discovery environment.
Senior Scientist, In Vivo Pharmacology United Therapeutics CorporationSenior Scientist, In Vivo PharmacologyBoston, MA$127,500–$170,000 / yearThe Senior Scientist plays an important role in shaping the scientific strategy for next-generation iPSC-derived thymic cell therapies across multiple indications and works closely with Research, Process Development, and Regulatory teams to generate high-quality data that inform development decisions and support IND-enabling studies. Design and implement high-dimensional immune profiling approaches, including flow cytometry, RNA-sequencing, and functional immunological assays (e.g., T-cell activation, cytotoxicity, and mixed lymphocyte reaction assays); and develop biomarker strategies that support translational research objectives.
Sr. Research Associate - Gene Therapy Dyno TherapeuticsSr. Research Associate - Gene TherapyWatertown, MA$96,172.08–$116,236.54 / yearSenior Research Associate As a hands-on molecular biology expert, you will play a key role in advancing Dyno's animal studies to identify and develop cutting-edge muscle AAV-based capsids. Our team unites world-class molecular biologists, protein engineers, software developers, data scientists, and machine learning experts-all working together at the intersection of AI and genetic medicine.
Senior Machine Learning Scientist I/II, Model-Driven Optimization Generate BiomedicinesSenior Machine Learning Scientist I/II, Model-Driven OptimizationSomerville, Massachusetts$192,000–$265,000 / yearThe ideal candidate combines depth in probabilistic machine learning, Bayesian optimization, active learning, or related approaches with the practical judgment and engineering discipline to turn technical ideas into reliable systems that drive impact. You will join a collaborative, ambitious team working to build a platform for therapeutic protein design that learns continuously from experimental data and turns that learning into new and better therapeutics with real impact.