Scientist (non-PhD), Tumor Immunogenicity
- Employer
- Pfizer
- Location
- La Jolla, California
- Start date
- Jul 30, 2021
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- Discipline
- Science/R&D, Biotechnology, Oncology
- Required Education
- Doctorate/PHD/MD
- Position Type
- Full time
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ROLE SUMMARY
Pfizer Cancer Immunology Discovery (CID) is within the Oncology division of Pfizer Worldwide Research & Development in La Jolla, CA. CID is dedicated to developing new protein and small molecule therapeutics to improve human life by redirecting the immune system against cancer by leveraging cytokine biology. CID researchers apply the latest scientific knowledge and novel approaches to discover truly innovative Immuno-Oncology therapeutics.
We are seeking to hire non-PhD Scientists for the Tumor Immunogenicity CID group.
ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES
Execution of cell-based functional and biochemical assays to select candidate molecules for clinical development.
Planning and execution of in vivo mouse studies and ex vivo functional assessments such as multi-color flow cytometry, gene expression analyses, and primary cell culture.
Analyze, organize, and present results in small and large group meetings.
Read relevant scientific literature to aid in experimental design.
Contribute to a dynamic, exciting culture that embraces teamwork and innovation.
BASIC QUALIFICATIONS
B.S. degree with 6+ years’ experience
Experience in the fields of immunology or cell biology
Ability to plan and execute in vitro and/or in vivo/ex vivo experiments with minimal supervision
Expertise in standard immunologic techniques and willingness to develop skills in a broad set of cutting-edge techniques
Excellent organization and planning skills, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment independently or as part of a team, good verbal and written communication, and strong motivation with a dedicated work ethic
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
M.S. degree with 4+ years of experience.
Technical expertise with immune cell-based functional assays (e.g. activation, differentiation, proliferation, and suppression assays by using monocyte/ macrophages, T-cells, or dendritic cells)
Immune phenotyping tumor associated immune cells from primary mouse tissue samples by high-parameter flow cytometry
Experience in CRISPR technology and lentiviral transduction
Experience with various murine tumor and/or infectious disease models
Experience with human PBMC and mammalian cell culture
OTHER JOB DETAILS
Eligible for Employee Referral Bonus
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