Staff Scientist, Immunoassay Development
Vaxcyte · San Carlos, CA
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Role summary
Vaxcyte seeks a Staff Scientist to lead immunoassay development for its vaccine pipeline. This individual-contributor role involves developing and optimizing critical assays, evaluating innovative platforms, and providing scientific guidance to cross-functional teams without primary people-management responsibilities.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Advanced expertise in immunoassay development and analytical method validation
- Demonstrated proficiency with multiple assay platforms (ELISA, MSD, multiplex, bead-based)
- Strong technical knowledge of assay design, optimization, and lifecycle management
- Experience with vaccine or biopharmaceutical analytical characterization
- Ability to independently execute complex laboratory studies and interpret data
- Proven track record influencing technical strategy across cross-functional programs
What you'll be doing
- Develop and optimize fit-for-purpose immunoassays for potency, identity, and stability testing
- Lead design and execution of studies evaluating immunoassay platforms and formats
- Provide scientific expertise on assay design strategy, reagent selection, and control approaches
- Support method transfer, validation readiness, and lifecycle management activities
- Mentor junior scientists and guide technical direction across vaccine programs
Privacy & handoff
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