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Senior Associate Scientist, Biologics Downstream Process Development

Asimov · Boston, MA · On-site

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About Asimov

End-to-end data and teleoperation services for embodied AI. From egocentric capture to remote operation. Backed by Y Combinator and a16z.

About the role

You will perform clarifications, downstream processing/purification, and product quality assessment with analytical tools. Be involved hands-on in projects that include bioreactor scale-up (2L+) process development, harvest, and downstream process development. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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Our mission at Asimov is to advance humanity's ability to design living systems, enabling biotechnologies with outsized benefit to society. We're developing a mammalian synthetic biology platform––from cells to software––to enable the design and manufacture of next-generation therapeutics.

We are seeking a Senior Associate Scientist, Biologics Downstream Process Development to join our team in Boston, MA and help push the boundaries of biopharmaceutical and gene therapy process development. This role is for a technical expert who will conduct bioprocess engineering for biologics, design complex experimental approaches to improve our workflows and systems, apply scaling principles to both upstream and downstream processing (with emphasis on downstream), and coordinate interdepartmental project efforts.

The successful candidate will work closely with Asimov’s synthetic biology, cell line development, and analytical development teams, along with interfacing with external partners. The role reports to the lead scientist for Downstream Process Development and is a unique opportunity to work at a nimble, forward-thinking synthetic biology startup and help build the future of biological...

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