Associate Scientist , Adjuvant Development
Listed on 2026-07-26
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Research/Development
Research Scientist
Location: California
Job Description
R&D Partners is seeking to hire an Associate Engineer, Adjuvant Development in San Carlos, CA.
We are looking for someone an energetic and talented individual to play a key supporting role in the Formulation Development function. This role is searching for an individual who is interested in vaccine research and working directly on adjuvant development. This individual s role would support the adjuvant engineer in large experimentation and execution of adjuvant manufactures. They will be responsible for preparing materials, executing adjuvant development studies, manufacturing small-scale batches and characterizing the batches produced to achieve desired results.
He/she would also support the broader team (Drug Product) such as analytical and process development groups.
Adjuvant Development
- Responsible for preparing reagents/materials (buffers, solutions, etc.), independently manufacturing adjuvants, and performing drug product manufactures.
- Responsible for characterizing batches of adjuvants with analytical validation assays and performing data analysis (Prism, JMP, etc.).
- Experience in problem solving and troubleshooting in a laboratory setting.
- Being scientifically accurate and keeping excellent written records of experiments undertaken.
- Support senior scientists in execution of experiments, running assays, interpreting data as needed and preparing buffers and lab reagents for use in manufacturing and testing activities
- Work with colleagues in ordering lab supplies, new vendor setup, and inventory management of consumable and stability samples
- BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Organic/Biochemistry, Chemical/Biochemical Engineering, Biology and a related discipline with 0 years of industrial experience.
- Prior knowledge of vaccines, basic chemistry, and nanoparticles highly encourages for this role.
- Experience in particle characterization techniques (Zeta potential, DLS, ELS, etc) and willing to learn new techniques.
- Strong interpersonal skills reliable and able to execute tasks with integrity and excitement.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Experience in manufacture of buffers, pipetting, and lab reagents required.
- Experience in Prism, JMP, Benchling and additional laboratory record keeping/data analysis preferred.
- Highly efficient and structured work practices including practical laboratory work, notebook upkeep and general record keeping. Experience in Prism, JMP, ELN (Benchling) and additional laboratory record keeping/data analysis preferred.
Pay Scale:
$75,000 - $83,000 annually
R&D Partners is a global functional service provider and strategic staffing resource specializing in scientific, clinical research & engineering. We provide job opportunities within major pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies.
R&D Partners is an equal-opportunity employer.
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Company DescriptionR&D Partners is a national staffing firm focused in the areas of:
Scientific, Clinical Research and Engineering. Our team offers well over 200 years of combined staffing experience providing consulting, direct hire & outsourcing solutions with our west coast offices in San Francisco, Redwood City and San Diego, CA and our east coast offices located in Harrisburg, PA and Tampa, FL.
The cornerstone of our success: a knowledgeable and experienced recruiting team.
Our life sciences recruiters, clinical research recruiters and engineering recruiters are uniquely specialized. After a detailed assessment of our clients' needs, we can then identify appropriate candidates utilizing our established network of professionals. R&D Partners takes a proactive approach to recruiting, establishing relationships with experienced passive candidates so when the time is right, we can combine our candidates' talents with our clients' opportunities.
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