Process Development Associate, Analytics: Synthetic and Bioconjugation Scale-Up Technologies (SBST) (2 of 2)

Role Overview

Schedule and Travel

• This is a full-time role during standard business hours.
• Travel is minimal to none.

Workplace and Role Environment

• The position is on-site in Tarrytown, New York, with consistent laboratory presence required.
• This is a hands-on laboratory role involving analytical testing and characterization work.
• The environment is fast-paced and collaborative, with shifting priorities, ambiguity, and strong documentation expectations.

Responsibilities

• Perform analytical testing, method development, and characterization of bioconjugates and critical intermediate raw materials.
• Analyze and present data to support timely, data-driven decisions across broad audiences.
• Execute, establish, and transfer fit-for-purpose analytical methods with internal and external analytical groups.
• Document data in ELN entries, support sample and data management workflows, and communicate plans and results.
• Maintain laboratory safety, equipment, workspace organization, and resource planning.
• Troubleshoot equipment and coordinate service with vendor engineers.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, biochemistry, biology, chemical engineering, or a related field.
• 0–1 year of relevant laboratory experience, including academic or industry experience.
• Hands-on wet-lab experience is required.
• Fundamental knowledge of synthetic molecules and/or protein analytical techniques is required.
• Strong communication, data presentation, collaboration, initiative, learning agility, and attention to detail are required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with electrophoresis, HPLC separation, and UV spectroscopy is preferred.
• Knowledge or experience with biological therapeutics, bioconjugates, or related modalities is preferred.

Benefits

• The benefits package may include student loan paydown, tuition reimbursement, family care, relocation assistance, and inclusion, culture, and well-being programs.

Compensation

• The salary range is $70,300 to $110,100 annually.
• Final compensation depends on location, role level, skills, experience, and applicable compensation agreements.