Senior Principal Scientist -Bioanalytical Assay- Cell Therapy
South San Franciscoonsiteprincipal
Posted 3 days ago · via Workday
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We advance science so that we all have more time with the people we love. The Senior Principal Scientist serves as the scientific leader for Bioanalytical Strategy in support of our Cell Therapy portfolio. In this role, the individual will define and drive the bioanalytical strategy needed to answer the critical scientific questions that enable the successful development of cell therapy products. The Senior Principal Scientist will establish integrated, fit-for-purpose strategies that generate the evidence needed to inform development, regulatory, and portfolio decisions across multiple programs.…
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