Scientist - Radiochemistry
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- Hamilton, ON
- 82.378-108.121 $ par an
- Contrat
- Temps-plein
- Effectively execute routine radiolabeling productions for a range of targeting moieties (small molecules to mAbs) and radioisotopes in support of biological studies as a part of the Discovery team
- Contribute to the preparation, purification and characterization of novel radioconjugates including stability assessments
- Assist in the preparation of radiolabeling precursors as required
- Analyze and interpret data
- Maintain clear and current records of work within a laboratory notebook
- Contribute to the organization and maintenance of all chemistry laboratories including waste streams in collaboration with operations and health physics teams
- Effectively communicate scientific findings, which may come in the form of written reports and presentations
- Driven scientist with a recognized post-secondary education in radiochemistry, organic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, drug discovery or a related discipline; prior work with radioconjugates is an asset but not a requirement for this position
- B.S. required, M.S. desired with 2-5 years of relevant laboratory experience
- Excellent troubleshooting skills in the lab, organizational skills and an understanding of the radiopharmaceutical field
- Proven ability to work independently with strong communication skills and attention to detail, including proficiency in the English language
- Demonstrable independent research accomplishments
- Excel at working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment as a member of a multidisciplinary team
- Ability to successfully prioritize tasks and manage timelines
- Experience with bioconjugations and/or medicinal synthetic chemistry is desirable
- Experience in the safe handling and analysis of radioconjugates is desirable
- Experience in performing in vitro assays with radioconjugates is desirable
- Experience with analytical HPLC method development and Empower software is desirable
- Knowledge of good laboratory practices is an asset