Senior scientist providing technical support for commercial and pilot laboratory operations at Elwood, Kansas monoclonal antibody manufacturing facility.
Responsibilities
Partner with Manufacturing, Development, and Quality teams to execute technical and development studies, investigations, validation activities, and technical transfer programs.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify risks, sources of variability, improvement opportunities, and value engineering opportunities to maximize project return and technical success.
Apply scientific and statistical analysis tools to improve process understanding, ensure manufacturing processes remain capable and in a state of control, and identify opportunities for process improvement.
Participate in the design, development, execution, commissioning, qualification, and validation of major projects.
Support project scope definition, development and analysis of design options, establishment of user requirements, equipment selection, and commissioning and qualification activities.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Bio/Pharmaceutical Technology, Microbiology, Engineering, or a related discipline
Nice to have: MSc or PhD in Bio/Pharmaceutical Technology, Microbiology, Engineering, or a related discipline
Nice to have: 5+ years in Biotechnology or Pharmaceutical industry
Nice to have: Experience with commercial monoclonal antibody or recombinant protein manufacturing processes
Lead medicinal chemistry initiatives within multidisciplinary teams, driving design, synthesis, and optimization of small molecules for animal health drug discovery.
Responsibilities
Drive the design and optimization of novel small molecules
Lead medicinal chemistry initiatives within multidisciplinary teams
Serve as a key medicinal chemistry figure on multidisciplinary project teams
Direct synthetic chemistry efforts with external CROs and internal partners
Leverage cutting-edge drug discovery technologies
Requirements
PhD in Medicinal Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, or a related scientific discipline
Nice to have: postdoctoral experience
Nice to have: modern drug discovery technologies such as DEL, computational chemistry, or AI/ML-enabled molecular design
Nice to have: strong track record of advancing small-molecule discovery programs toward preclinical development
Nice to have: prior research experience in the animal health industry
Global subject matter expert for facilities, utilities, and HVAC systems, providing engineering guidance for global capital projects and technical support across manufacturing, R&D, and distribution sites.
Responsibilities
Provide global engineering guidance for clean and black utility systems, HVAC, and environmental control systems across the enterprise.
Advise global project teams on the design, commissioning, qualification, and lifecycle management of facility and utility infrastructure.
Evaluate existing systems to identify compliance or reliability gaps and develop practical action plans to support business continuity.
Establish standard design approaches and technical standards to strengthen engineering practices and Community of Practice across the network.
Partner with Quality and Validation teams to ensure systems align with cGMP, data integrity, and inspection-readiness expectations.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science, or a related technical discipline
The Pediatric Nurse Coordinator provides expert nursing care for Radiation/Oncology patients, coordinating multidisciplinary care, providing education, and assisting with procedural pediatric anesthesia cases.
Locations (2)
San Francisco, California, United States
Mission Bay, California, United States
Responsibilities
Identifies patients’ physiological and psychosocial status to implement plans of care.
Seeks and utilizes diagnostic tests, lab values, reports, and medical record information to increase awareness of potential problems.
Responds to or refers inquiries appropriately.
Recognizes and reports specific physical and emotional conditions/needs to the healthcare team.
Alerts physician to unusual conditions to facilitate immediate attention.
Requirements
Registered Nurse (RN)
Nice to have: CPHON certification
Nice to have: Aria experience
Nice to have: Mosaiq experience
Research Program Coordinator – Reproductive Health
The Research Program Coordinator will serve as a key analyst and coordinator supporting the programmatic and research activities of the Principal Investigator within UCSF’s Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences.
Responsibilities
Conduct qualitative and quantitative data collection, cleaning, analysis, and other analytical activities supporting multiple research studies
Develop and support systems for research data collection, research-subject communication, and confidential data management
Prepare, edit, and modify manuscripts, presentations, abstracts, study instruments, research posters, syllabus materials, letters of recommendation, and other research-related documents
Conduct professional literature reviews and gather, synthesize, and analyze information to prepare reports and analyses for the Principal Investigator
Prepare and present research summaries, reports, and other materials for meetings and internal and external stakeholders
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in any area
Nice to have: Bachelor’s degree in public health or behavioral science
Nice to have: Three years of experience working in academic, research, or public health setting