Details:
- Compensation: $75,000 - $90,000k
- Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision
- Employment Classification: Direct Hire
- Status: On-Site
- Job ID: 21441
Research Associate, Analytical Chemistry
Job Title: Research Associate, Analytical Chemistry
Work Location: Waltham, Massachusetts
Summary:
Seeking a motivated Research Associate in Analytical Chemistry to advance the characterization of compounds generated through fermentation and enzymatic processes. This role offers the chance to collaborate with a diverse scientific team and contribute to the development of innovative analytical techniques for complex biochemical systems.
Responsibilities:
- Execute analytical procedures to quantify small molecules and proteins with precision and consistency.
- Organize and present analytical data in accessible formats for multidisciplinary teams.
- Assist in the development and validation of new analytical methodologies.
- Operate and maintain analytical instrumentation, including HPLC and GC systems.
- Collaborate with scientists from various backgrounds to support biochemical pathway engineering projects.
- Apply problem-solving skills to troubleshoot instrumentation and analytical challenges.
- Contribute to the refinement of laboratory protocols and best practices.
- Engage in continuous learning to enhance analytical capabilities and scientific knowledge.
Qualifications:
- B.S. or M.S. in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry, Bioengineering, or a related discipline.
- Minimum of one year of hands-on research laboratory experience.
- Proficiency in core laboratory techniques such as weighing, pipetting, and volumetric measurement.
- Experience operating HPLC and GC analytical instruments.
- Skilled in data management and reporting using Microsoft Excel.
- Familiarity with LC-MS and GC-MS platforms, including method development, optimization, or validation.
- Strong analytical mindset with abilities in data analysis, troubleshooting, and interpretation of results.
- Excellent problem-solving and communication skills within a laboratory environment.
Published Category: Analytical & Process Development