Quantitative Cellular-Biomarker Scientist

Quantitative Cellular-Biomarker Scientist

At Real we are looking for new and ambitious people to help deliver exceptional service levels, change the lives of the candidates we represent, and partner with some of the world's best pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical companies.

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• A skilled cell biologist/immunologist will join a state-of-the-art cellular biomarker-biomeasures laboratory in PDM, Andover.
• Expertise in cellular and functional assays using flow cytometry, cell culture, and other immunological assays is required.
• The role involves performing deep immune‑phenotyping and phospho‑signaling assays of human, mouse, and cynomolgus cells, receptor quantification, receptor internalization, and receptor occupancy to support portfolio projects.
• Strong background in quantitative cell biology and deep knowledge of human and mouse immunology is essential.
• Participants will be involved in all phases of laboratory operations: sample preparation, flow cytometer operation, assay execution, instrument maintenance, data acquisition, and reporting.

• Prepare and stain cells for receptor quantification, receptor internalization kinetics, immune‑phenotyping, functional assays, and microscopy.
• Run flow cytometry assays with minimal supervision; initiative in method development is expected.
• Operate, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot flow cytometers and time‑lapse microscopes independently.
• Assist in assay and reagent development, sample preparation, and analysis for biomarker discovery using mass cytometry (CyTOF).

• BS/MS level education in immunology, cell biology, or related fields.
• 3–6 years of laboratory experience in an academic or industry setting.
• Extensive experience with cell biological techniques, including cell culture, isolation of primary immune cells from human blood and mouse tissues, and immune staining for multi‑color flow assays.
• Expertise in operation and maintenance of flow cytometers.
• Experience with flow cytometry data analysis using Flow Jo or Cytobank.
• Strong data organization, analysis, and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast‑paced, matrix environment.

• Expertise in operation and maintenance of time‑lapse and confocal microscopes.
• Experience with biochemical assays using MSD and Octet platforms.
• Willingness to learn assays for biomarker analysis using mass spectrometry.

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