TALENT Software Services
The Antibody Engineering Department leverages state-of-the-art approaches and technologies to client and engineer antibody-based therapies to improve patient well-being. We are seeking a highly motivated and talented individual to join our dynamic and fast‑paced environment to support this mission. The primary focus of this hands‑on laboratory position will be to implement and apply molecular biology and biochemistry techniques, namely phage display, to support the antibody discovery process. The successful candidate will work closely with Antibody Engineering scientists to deploy the above approaches to help client antibodies for application across broad, multi‑functional efforts geared towards therapeutic development.
Qualifications and Experience
B.S./B.A. degree or higher in biology, chemistry, or a related field
5‑10 years of relevant industrial experience, ideally in a drug discovery setting
Basic biochemistry and/or molecular biology laboratory skills, including:
RNA isolation
Bacterial culture
Phage display – PCR and ELISA (not required, but would set a candidate apart; this is the primary function of this role, but RRP is willing to train the right candidate)
Molecular cloning and DNA/protein sequence analysis
Experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint
Excellent record‑keeping and communication skills
Excitement and enthusiasm to work in a dynamic, collaborative, and fast‑paced environment
Experience measuring protein‑protein interaction binding affinity using surface plasmon resonance is a plus
Key Responsibilities
Generate antibody phage display libraries and perform in‑vitro selections to identify candidate binding clones
Interface with colleagues within Antibody Engineering to understand and address program needs to inform selection strategies
Use high‑throughput biochemical techniques (e.g., ELISA, surface plasmon resonance) to rigorously characterize antibody candidates
Deploy molecular biology approaches (e.g., PCR, cloning) to enable rapid recombinant expression of candidate clones
Maintain and share detailed records of results for facile transfer of binding clones to program teams for further characterization
Job Location: South San Francisco, CA (Building 42) – Onsite position
Interview Process:
Phone screening
In‑person or virtual interview
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Qualifications and Experience
B.S./B.A. degree or higher in biology, chemistry, or a related field
5‑10 years of relevant industrial experience, ideally in a drug discovery setting
Basic biochemistry and/or molecular biology laboratory skills, including:
RNA isolation
Bacterial culture
Phage display – PCR and ELISA (not required, but would set a candidate apart; this is the primary function of this role, but RRP is willing to train the right candidate)
Molecular cloning and DNA/protein sequence analysis
Experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint
Excellent record‑keeping and communication skills
Excitement and enthusiasm to work in a dynamic, collaborative, and fast‑paced environment
Experience measuring protein‑protein interaction binding affinity using surface plasmon resonance is a plus
Key Responsibilities
Generate antibody phage display libraries and perform in‑vitro selections to identify candidate binding clones
Interface with colleagues within Antibody Engineering to understand and address program needs to inform selection strategies
Use high‑throughput biochemical techniques (e.g., ELISA, surface plasmon resonance) to rigorously characterize antibody candidates
Deploy molecular biology approaches (e.g., PCR, cloning) to enable rapid recombinant expression of candidate clones
Maintain and share detailed records of results for facile transfer of binding clones to program teams for further characterization
Job Location: South San Francisco, CA (Building 42) – Onsite position
Interview Process:
Phone screening
In‑person or virtual interview
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