Scientist, In Vivo Process Development Downstream
Gilead Sciences · Philadelphia, PA
CMCFull-time$133k–$172kCompany career page
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Role summary
Kite Pharma seeks a scientist to design and optimize downstream purification processes for lentivirus manufacturing. The role involves applying advanced chemistry and engineering principles to develop scalable, cost-effective processes while supporting manufacturing scale-up and mentoring colleagues.
What they're looking for
- B.S. with 6+ years, M.S. with 4+ years, or Ph.D./PharmD in science or engineering
- Hands-on proficiency with downstream unit operations for large biomolecules such as chromatography and filtration
- Sound understanding of bioprocess scale-up principles for large biomolecules
- Working knowledge of cGMP principles
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data analysis software such as JMP or GraphPad
- Strong collaboration, verbal, and written communication skills
- Excellent organization and problem-solving abilities with attention to detail
What you'll be doing
- Design and optimize scalable, safe, and cost-effective downstream lentivirus manufacturing processes
- Develop technical solutions to complex problems using advanced scientific and engineering principles
- Support manufacturing activities and process optimization at scale to improve performance and scalability
- Manage laboratory operations including work planning, documentation, and safety compliance
- Train, mentor, and guide colleagues on technical skills and process execution troubleshooting
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