Associate Scientist Neurology Integrated Resources, IncAssociate Scientist NeurologyCambridge, MassachusettsContractorQualification: The successful candidate will have a detailed knowledge of neurobiology/neuroanatomy, must multitask in a collaborative environment, and have hands-on expertise in culturing primary neurons and oligodendrocytes, handling rat/mice, drug dosing, brain dissection, tissue sample preparation, immunohistochemistry, Western blotting, and diverse biological and biochemical techniques. The candidate will join a highly productive and dynamic research team focused on the identification and development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of neurological disease.
Bioanalytical Scientist Integrated Resources, IncBioanalytical ScientistAndover, MassachusettsContractorThe position may require work in non-traditional hours during the regular work week (The non-traditional hours would likely be rare and a midday start; finishing mid-evening) Phases to meet Deliverable: Phase I – (Complete 6 months from start) – attain proficiency in routine sample testing, equipment calibration and maintenance. • Phase II – (Complete 18 months from start) – attain proficiency in ligand binding assay method development, able to independently plan and execute experiments needed to move project forward Phase III – (Complete 3 year from start) – able to function as a BA principal investigator or lead scientist on a regulated study.
Associate Development Scientist Integrated Resources, IncAssociate Development ScientistLexington, MassachusettsContractorA Few Words About Us Integrated Resources, Inc is a premier staffing firm recognized as one of the tri-states most well-respected professional specialty firms. • He/she will be responsible for the daily execution of laboratory scale bioreactor studies in an integrated, non-GMP, cell culture process development laboratory.
Associate Scientist I Integrated Resources, IncAssociate Scientist ICambridge, MassachusettsContractorThe GGCL is a state of the art facility responsible for providing Research and Development teams with guidance on experiment design, expertise on technology platform choice, and high quality genomics data to support drug development programs. The successful candidate will utilize Next Generation Sequencing, High Throughput Microarray and High Throughput QPCR platforms to provide high quality data to support drug development programs.
Bioinformatics Scientist Integrated Resources, IncBioinformatics ScientistCambridge, MassachusettsContractorAs part of the team s/he will be responsible for the development and management of a unique, multi-center, large-scale ongoing real world data set comprising EHR, imaging, genetic and sensor-based data in multiple sclerosis. Proficiency with several of the following: distributed and high performance computing, data visualization, data engineering, pipelining and wrangling tools (Tableau experience required).
Senior Scientist Integrated Resources, IncSenior ScientistCambridge, MassachusettsContractorThe purpose of this position is to provide support in developing robust B cell screening platform within GBT leveraging GBT's Biotherapeutic expertise for the Vaccine group to isolate pathogen specific monoclonal antibodies directly from donor individuals. The incumbent, under the supervision by Pfizer Scientist, will be involved in the development and optimization of the platform and will develop appropriate assays in further increasing efficiency in identifying specific monoclonal antibodies against various pathogens.
Data Scientist - Computational Biology Penfield Search PartnersData Scientist - Computational BiologyWaltham, MAThe ideal candidate has hands-on experience with RNA sequencing data, strong computational biology expertise, and enjoys collaborating closely with experimental scientists to generate biological insights that advance therapeutic discovery. This individual will support drug discovery research by processing, analyzing, visualizing, and interpreting next-generation sequencing (NGS) datasets, with a strong emphasis on transcriptomics and long-read sequencing technologies.
Field Application Scientist (FAS) Spear BioField Application Scientist (FAS)Woburn, MassachusettsIn this dynamic, technical, and customer-facing role, you will handle pre-sales customer visits, customer training, workflow demonstrations, customer sample testing in the lab, applications development, and technical support of our range of immunoassay solutions. Drive successful adoption of the SPEAR platform by providing technical expertise for key customers through on-site product demos, training, collaborative projects, and support via e-mail/phone.
NewProtein Purification Scientist Pioneer DataProtein Purification ScientistCambridge, MAYou may participate in the company group medical insurance plan Job Description: We are seeking a highly motivated scientist to join the Molecular Profiling & Bioconjugation group in BioMedicine Design at Client. Fast learner, detail oriented and highly organized; ability to effectively plan and complete experiments with limited supervision after fully trained.
Senior Data Scientist - BESS Power FactorsSenior Data Scientist - BESSBoston, MAAs a Senior Data Scientist – BESS , you will lead the design and development of scientifically rigorous analytics solutions leveraging Power Factors' extensive operational data, covering more than 300 GW of renewable energy assets — including one of the world's largest battery energy storage datasets. Through open, data-driven applications, the platform enables renewable energy organizations to automate critical processes, integrate complex operational data, and make high-confidence decisions to optimize asset performance and lifecycle value.
Data Scientist Integrated Resources, IncData ScientistCambridge, MassachusettsContractorWorking knowledge of relevant national healthcare systems, specifically with large observational and insurance claims databases, experienced with diagnostic, procedure, and pharmaceutical coding systems. The responsibilities will also include: Analyze, design, develop, test, implement, validate, document, and maintain effective and efficient SAS programs for conducting, analyzing and reporting observational database studies.
Raven StealthCo - Scientist, Conjugation Chemistry RavenRaven StealthCo - Scientist, Conjugation ChemistryBoston, Massachusetts$120,000–$170,000 / yearKey qualifications for the Scientist, Conjugation Chemistry include: A degree (BS/MS/PhD) in chemistry, protein engineering, or a related discipline with 3+ years of experience working with antibody, protein, or peptide conjugates in the biopharmaceutical industry; title will be commensurate with level of qualifications and experience. The Scientist, Conjugation Chemistry will report directly to the Director of Oligonucleotide and Conjugation Chemistry and will interface frequently with members of the delivery group and cross-functional teams to advance oligonucleotide therapeutic programs.
Raven StealthCo - Principal Scientist, Analytical Chemistry RavenRaven StealthCo - Principal Scientist, Analytical ChemistryBoston, Massachusetts$160,000–$190,000 / yearThe Principal Scientist, Analytical Chemistry will report directly to the Director of Oligonucleotide and Conjugation Chemistry and will interface frequently with members of the delivery group and cross-functional teams to advance oligonucleotide therapeutic programs. As such, the Principal Scientist, Analytical Chemistry should be highly nuanced in terms of their interpersonal style and able to lead and work effectively within a highly collaborative, entrepreneurial, and fast-paced start-up environment.
Scientist I, Guide RNA Chemistry Prime Medicine, Inc.Scientist I, Guide RNA ChemistryCambridge, MA$127,000–$141,000 / yearThe successful candidate will have hands-on experience in long guide RNA synthesis, chemical deprotection, purification, desalting, and the implementation of novel chemistries to enhance guide RNA potency and quality, along with proficiency operating MerMade 12 and/or Dr. Oligo synthesizers for solid-phase RNA synthesis using phosphoramidite chemistry, followed by HPLC purification to support multiple discovery programs. Depending on experience, this individual may mentor co-ops, contractors, or junior scientists and will work closely with cross-functional teams including Analytical Development, Biology, Formulation, and Technical Development & Operations (TDO) to advance Prime Medicine's gene editing programs toward the clinic.
Field Application Scientist - Image and Detection Systems (Northeast United States) Thermo Fisher ScientificField Application Scientist - Image and Detection Systems (Northeast United States)Waltham, MassachusettsAs a Field Application Scientist (FAS) supporting our Imaging & Detection portfolio, you will serve as the scientific and technical expert for customers throughout the evaluation, implementation, and ongoing use of Thermo Fisher Scientific's imaging and detection platforms, including EVOS microscopes, Celleste Image Analysis Software, Varioskan multimode plate readers, iBright imaging systems, and emerging technologies. In this customer-facing role, you will partner with academic researchers, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical organizations, and core laboratory facilities to optimize experimental workflows, troubleshoot scientific challenges, and enable successful adoption of our technologies.
Scientist I/II, Process Chemistry Lila SciencesScientist I/II, Process ChemistryCambridge, Massachusetts$108,000–$170,000 / yearThe Scientist I/II, Process Chemistry will develop and apply modern process chemistry approaches to support Discovery Chemistry efforts across Lila’s platform, with a focus on reaction/reactor engineering, process design, high-throughput experimentation, and digitalized chemistry workflows for small molecules and related molecular matter. Working closely with Discovery Chemistry, analytical chemistry, automation, platform engineering, and AI/computational teams, this scientist will design, execute, and optimize reaction and process workflows that improve the speed, robustness, and scalability of chemical transformations.
Marine Scientist- Fisheries Observer Fathom Resources LLCMarine Scientist- Fisheries ObserverBoston, MA$315–$350 / dayMarine Fisheries Biologist Requirements specific to Observing : Candidates must possess: A good attitude with the desire to get your hands dirty; Bachelor’s degree with a major in one of the biological sciences from an accredited four-year college or university; At least 30 semester hours in any combination of scientific or technical courses such as biology, chemistry, statistics entomology, animal husbandry, physics or mathematics, of which at least six (6) semester hours are in marine science or fisheries. Marine and fisheries Data collection services, for use by scientists and industry members for the management of commercial fisheries and marine environments.
Bench Scientist Biologist LancesoftBench Scientist BiologistCambridge, MA$50.58Education & Experience Required: Bachelor s degree in biology, Biochemistry, or related field with relevant laboratory experience. Technical Skills Proficient in core laboratory techniques including: Cell biology methods.
Bench Scientist - II LancesoftBench Scientist - IICambridge, MA$35The successful candidate will execute established laboratory workflows that support immunization-based discovery, including rodent selection, immunization strategies (protein, cell-based, and genetic), serum response evaluation by ELISA, flow cytometry, VH/VL molecular cloning, immune library generation and quality control, electrofusion, and hybridoma culture and screening. The successful candidate should bring hands-on experience and technical capability in several of the following areas, aligned with the responsibilities of the role: Hands-on experience supporting antibody discovery workflows, including flow cytometry, B cell-based methods, or hybridoma-based screening.
Senior Scientist LancesoftSenior ScientistCambridge, MAProficiency and hands-on experience in applying a wide range of cellular and molecular biological methods (in particular: CRISPR, qRT-PCR, cloning, cell culture, cell viability/death assays, transient/stable cell line generation, immunoblotting, FACS) and softwares such as Microsoft Office, prism, spotfire. Additionally, the candidate will assess new state-of-the-art technologies and explore their potential for enhancing our ability to identify targets and create more accurate complex-disease models.