Biochemistry Jobs in Boston, MA
Takeda Pharmaceutical
BOSTON, MA
Lead a team responsible for the design, development and execution of state-of-the-art in vitro pharmacology assays to evaluate the biological activity, potency, efficacy, and mechanism of action of our novel therapeutics, utilizing cutting-edge technologies (e.g., complex cell-based assays, co-culture systems, and 3D organoid models) to measure cellular responses in inflammatory pathways, and neuronal cell signaling. Strong technical proficiency in a wide range of in vitro pharmacology techniques and assay formats, including complex cell-based phenotypic assays, immune cell-based assays, co-culture systems, inflammation-based assays, neuronal models and GI organoid systems, flow cytometry, and high content imaging.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
$150000 - $180000 Per year
Boston, MA
Lead a team responsible for the design, development and execution of state-of-the-art in vitro pharmacology assays to evaluate the biological activity, potency, efficacy, and mechanism of action of our novel therapeutics, utilizing cutting-edge technologies (e.g., complex cell-based assays, co-culture systems, and 3D organoid models) to measure cellular responses in inflammatory pathways, and neuronal cell signaling. Strong technical proficiency in a wide range of in vitro pharmacology techniques and assay formats, including complex cell-based phenotypic assays, immune cell-based assays, co-culture systems, inflammation-based assays, neuronal models and GI organoid systems, flow cytometry, and high content imaging.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
BOSTON, MA
Join Takeda as a Director of Cell Therapy where you will lead a team responsible for designing and implementing in vitro pharmacological assays, using state-of-the-art technologies and methodologies, leading the discovery of novel Cell Therapy products, and contributing to the strategic direction of our Cell Therapy research programs. Cross-functional Collaboration: Collaborate closely with interdisciplinary discovery teams in a matrix format, including biologics engineering, biologics production, analytics, translational scientists, and preclinical development teams to advance discovery programs.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
BOSTON, MA
Global Biologics (GB) mission is the discovery of transformative, innovative Biologics therapeutics to support Takeda's pipeline and advance novel therapeutics into clinical development in Takeda's three therapeutic areas of interest: Oncology (immuno-oncology, cell therapies), Gastroenterology, and Neuroscience, The In Vitro Pharmacology group plays a crucial role in evaluating the biological activity of potential therapies, selecting candidates for preclinical and clinical development. How you will contribute: Functional leadership: Lead and innovate in the design, development, and execution of in vitro pharmacology assays to assess the biological activity, mechanism of action, and efficacy of novel biologic therapies targeting GI diseases, inflammation, and neurological disorders.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
$150000 - $180000 Per year
Boston, MA
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Takeda Pharmaceutical
BOSTON, MA
Join Takeda as a Director, Immunotherapy/ Immuno-Oncology, In Vitro Pharmacology where you will play a major role in the discovery of novel biologics, contributing to the strategic direction of our immunotherapy/ immune-oncology research programs. Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to lead a team and projects and collaborate effectively across disciplines, demonstrate enterprise leadership with an ability to influence without authority.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
$120000 - $144000 Per year
Boston, MA
Global Biologics (GB) mission is the discovery of transformative, innovative Biologics therapeutics to support Takeda's pipeline and advance novel therapeutics into clinical development in Takeda's three therapeutic areas of interest: Oncology (immuno-oncology, cell therapies), Gastroenterology, and Neuroscience, The In Vitro Pharmacology group plays a crucial role in evaluating the biological activity of potential therapies, selecting candidates for preclinical and clinical development. How you will contribute: Functional leadership: Lead and innovate in the design, development, and execution of in vitro pharmacology assays to assess the biological activity, mechanism of action, and efficacy of novel biologic therapies targeting GI diseases, inflammation, and neurological disorders.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
BOSTON, MA
You will establish novel bioinformatics and machine learning workflows to analyze next-generation sequencing data to advance antibody sequences from in vitro (yeast and phage), in vivo (single/bulk B cells) or de novo (AI based) platforms with the goal to deeply interrogate repertoires, expand functional and sequence diversity and accelerate lead discovery using in silico tools. The actual base salary offered may depend on a variety of factors, including the qualifications of the individual applicant for the position, years of relevant experience, specific and unique skills, level of education attained, certifications or other professional licenses held, and the location in which the applicant lives and/or from which they will be performing the job.
Takeda Pharmaceutical
$90000 - $108000 Per year
Boston, MA
You will establish novel bioinformatics and machine learning workflows to analyze next-generation sequencing data to advance antibody sequences from in vitro (yeast and phage), in vivo (single/bulk B cells) or de novo (AI based) platforms with the goal to deeply interrogate repertoires, expand functional and sequence diversity and accelerate lead discovery using in silico tools. The actual base salary offered may depend on a variety of factors, including the qualifications of the individual applicant for the position, years of relevant experience, specific and unique skills, level of education attained, certifications or other professional licenses held, and the location in which the applicant lives and/or from which they will be performing the job.
Boston Biochemistry Jobs Overview
Biochemists study the chemical processes that take place within our bodies and those of other living organisms. What we know today as biochemistry began in 1774 with a jar, a plant, and a mouse. A scientist named Joseph Priestly discovered oxygen when he put a plant and a mouse together in a jar and found that the mouse could breathe the gas produced by the plant. That was just the start of the essential discoveries that scientists with biochemistry jobs have found through the decades working with DNA, hereditary traits, disease, and cell development.
Biochemists conduct basic and applied research, manage laboratory teams, and prepare papers, reports, and presentations. They may use microscopes, X-rays, modeling software, and other tools to identify and analyze the structures of molecules and study how different types of cells grow, divide, and mutate. They also work to secure funding and grants to continue their work.
You may hear biochemists being called biophysicists, molecular biologists, or cellular biologists. Approximately 10% of all biochemists work for pharmaceutical manufacturers, with the next 8% in colleges and universities. Some biochemistry jobs exist in consulting services, wholesale trade, or sales for companies who need the help of an expert to sell their products.
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