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plain R&D Scientist

  • CA , Temecula

  • 07/14/2026

  • Contract

  • Active

Job Description:

  • JOB SUMMARY
    As an integral part of our innovation team, the R&D scientist provides much needed new product development and scale-up capacity for the realization of R&D mission. Under the supervision of a Sr. Scientist or R&D leaders, the scientist will contribute to the new drug delivery technology and assay development and scale-up for a reproducible and sustainable production methods and procedures. The scientist is expected to set a high-quality standard for accuracy, in following good laboratory practices, and in complying with all safety regulations.

    Key Responsibilities
    Develop hands-on skills expertise in drug conjugates synthesis and characterization
    Maintain knowledge & expertise in technical areas of formulation characterization and assay development
    Expand experiences in immunology and chemical biology
    Engage with internal innovation team in formulating project concepts
    Validate technical prototypes
    Perform result analysis
    Document all the innovation work
    Support product launch and post-launch follow ups
    Collaborate with group members and stakeholders
    Lend insights into drug discovery and virtual demo

    Required Qualifications
    PhD. in Biomaterials, Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Molecular Biology or related discipline
    HPLC: Expert-level proficiency is essential.
    Laboratory Techniques: Cell Culture, Cell and biochemical Assay, flow cytometry, DLS, Western blot
    Prototypes: Ability to validate technical prototypes and perform routine analytical tasks.
    Specialized Knowledge: Drug conjugate synthesis, characterization, immunology, and chemical biology.

    Preferred Qualifications
    Experience in peptide/protein characterization and bioassay is preferred
    Experience with peptide/protein chemistry and nanoformulation development is a plus
    Experience in chemical biology with reasonable knowledge in immunology is a plus

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