Scientist Senior Associate, Biopharma (JP9819)
3 Key ConsultingThousand Oaks, California, United States
Posted February 15, 2022
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Contract / Temporary
About the Company
3 Key Consulting is a specialized staffing and consulting firm with 12 years of experience placing business and IT professionals in the life sciences and healthcare sectors. Leveraging a broad network of industry experts and partnerships with leading academic institutions, the firm offers a full suite of talent acquisition services—including PEO, compliance, and niche domain staffing in biomedical, pharma, medical devices, and business intelligence. Its core focus on people, process, and technology enables faster, cost‑effective solutions that improve workforce productivity and market efficiencies. 3 Key’s collaborative culture and commitment to delivering better, faster, and more efficient staffing and consulting services distinguish it as a trusted partner for organizations seeking high‑quality talent and operational excellence.
Job Description
We are hiring a Scientist Senior Associate for a consulting engagement with a leading global biopharmaceutical company. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Biology, Biochemistry, or Analytical Chemistry and experience in a Biopharmaceutical working environment.
Requirements
- Perform experiments, organize data, and analyze results under minimal supervision
- Plan, conduct, or monitor experiments, record and organize data, and analyze results
- Transfer experimental methods from literature to the lab and make modifications as necessary
- Develop and implement new protocols with moderate review
- Communicate data and interpretation to work group
- Troubleshoot equipment and experimental difficulties
- Contribute to internal/external reports, papers, presentations, regulatory documents, and patents
- Participate in department-wide support efforts such as safety, recruiting, and committees
- Train staff and/or supervise others
- Coordinate and organize resources needed to complete the task
- Understand when to seek input and when to make independent judgments
