Scientist I - Mass Spec Development (LC-MS/MS)
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Supports LC-MS/MS bioanalysis for drug discovery, preclinical, and clinical studies by preparing samples, performing analyses, processing data, and troubleshooting under senior scientist guidance.
About this role
When you work as a Scientist in the Mass Spec Bioanalysis Development group at KCAS, you get to further our mission by learning and applying your knowledge in bioanalytical and scientific principles to support study execution and development activities under the guidance of senior scientists. You will begin building your foundation in assessing data integrity and troubleshooting with support.
Our Mass Spec Bioanalysis Development team uses LC-MS/MS (Liquid Chromatography–Tandem Mass Spectrometry) techniques and sophisticated sample preparation methods to meet bioanalytical needs for drug discovery, preclinical, and clinical studies, including the bioanalysis of drugs and metabolites, biomarkers, and active endogenous compounds in biological fluids and tissues.
In this role, we will rely on you to:
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