Scientist - Biochemical Assay Development

We are seeking a motivatedScientistto join the Biochemical and Cellular Pharmacology team. This hands-on laboratory role will focus on developing and executingbiochemical and cell-based induced-proximity assaysto support the discovery and validation of novel therapeutic compounds. The scientist will analyze experimental data, troubleshoot assays, and collaborate with Pharmacology, Protein Science, Medicinal Chemistry, and Research Biology teams to advance early-stage drug discovery programs.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and executebiochemical and cellular assaysmeasuring protein–protein and protein–small molecule interactions.
• Design and performinduced-proximity assayssupporting screening, lead identification, and compound validation.
• Analyze complex experimental datasets usingGraphPad Prism, Python, R, or similar tools.
• Troubleshoot assay performance and optimize protocols for quality, reproducibility, and throughput.
• Present findings, prepare technical reports, and collaborate with multidisciplinary drug discovery teams.

Required Qualifications

• B.S. or M.S. inBiochemistry, Biophysics, Cellular/Molecular Biology, or a related field.
• 1–3 years of hands-on laboratory experience in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or academic research.
• Strong experience developing, validating, and executingcellular and biochemical assays.
• Direct experience withinduced proximity, molecular glues, bivalent degraders, ternary complexes, or related modalities.
• Strong data analysis and interpretation skills with the ability to troubleshoot complex experimental systems.

Preferred Skills

• Protein biochemistry, recombinant protein expression, molecular biology, cell culture, and Western blot.
• Experience withNanoBRET, NanoBiT, TR-FRET, BRET, or imaging-based assays.
• Familiarity withliquid handlers, plate washers, and automated/semi-automated laboratory systems.
• Experience supportingdrug discovery, screening, and lead optimizationprograms.
• Strong collaboration, communication, problem-solving, and ability to adapt to changing research priorities.