Temp - Senior Associate Scientist, Cell Medicines

Senior Associate Scientist – Position Description

Work in the Cellular Process Development group within the department. The cellular process development team is responsible for developing cellular drug product processes and introducing new technologies for autologous T cell therapies. The focus of this position is to leverage multi‑disciplinary methods and tools to advance process understanding and drive development for robust process improvements. The Senior Associate Scientist will be efficient, flexible, and able to perform key responsibilities in a team environment.

• Independently design, execute, and manage laboratory experiments involving primary human immune cell isolation (e.g., PBMCs and T‑cells), genetic modification (e.g., viral transduction), T‑cell expansion, and cryopreservation.
• Apply statistical, data visualization, and data analysis methodologies to interpret and report experimental results, evaluate process performance, and generate clear, data‑driven conclusions.
• Support process development and scale‑up to translate benchtop T cell workflows into manufacturing‑relevant product processes.
• Perform multi‑color flow cytometry and cell counting assays to characterize T‑cell drug products and assess process performance.
• Maintain accurate, complete, and compliant laboratory records consistent with company policy and legal requirements.
• Support daily laboratory activities and process improvement initiatives, seeking out new assignments and suggesting projects where feasible.
• Contribute to laboratory equipment maintenance and safety to help create a safe, effective, and efficient working environment.

• Bachelor's in Science related field, preferably with 2 years of experience.
• Aseptic cell culture experience.
• Hands‑on experience with primary T cell culture.
• Knowledge of cell therapy bioreactor systems.
• Experience with flow cytometry and cell counting methods.
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to work in fast‑paced, cross‑functional environments.

• Bachelor's in Science related field, preferably with 2 years of experience.