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a regulated Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) setting to support Pfizer's vaccine programs according to Standard Operating Procedures. You will support the technology transfer and integration of new
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isolation, qPCR, and library construction Expertise with a variety of cell biology techniques including cell culture, engineering and generation of stable cell lines, lentiviral production, gene expression
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scientist to join this highly innovative team and collaborate with key stakeholders across Pfizer's Research and Development, including Protein Engineering, Clinical Pharmacology, Drug Safety and
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within our future-led businesses, our diverse and vibrant culture and find a place where you simply belong. All to leave your mark for more sustainable growth. Dare to make an impact? YOUR ROLE Directly
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their pre-clinical therapeutics in-vitro and in-vivo needs. This individual will work in the area of therapeutic protein production and engineering in mammalian cells. The individual will perform
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conformational analyses to establish molecular solution conformations to drive lead compound optimizations. Contribute to the development of new technology in ATCM such as microscale high-throughput NMR, high
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isolation, qPCR, and library construction Expertise with a variety of cell biology techniques including cell culture, engineering and generation of stable cell lines, lentiviral production, gene expression
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cutting edge design and process development capabilities to accelerate and bring the best in class medicines to patients around the world. POSITION SUMMARY The Cell Culture Technologies Team (CCTT) in
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, chemists, and protein engineers to innovate and develop first-in-class oncology therapies. The successful candidate should have a record of being a strong scientist, team player, strategic thinker, and an
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transporter sciences tool kit and quantitative translational strategies via modeling and simulations. Help define and to guide the science, culture, and evolution of the Transporters group. Maintain a 'cutting