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Scientist - Target Discovery & Biology

Amgen
Full-time
Remote friendly (South San Francisco, CA)
United States
Clinical Research and Development

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Role Summary

Scientist - Target Discovery & Biology role in South San Francisco. In this role you will join the Target Discovery & Biology team to use functional genomics approaches to advance target discovery, validation, and progression across therapeutic areas and modalities.

Responsibilities

  • Use creativity and meticulous experimentation to design, optimize and execute functional genomics projects to discover novel therapeutic targets and answer key biological questions
  • Lead and support projects from inception through target identification, validation and mechanism-of-action studies
  • Collaborate across diverse functions and teams to drive impactful outcomes
  • Communicate findings with internal teams/stakeholders as well as in conferences and peer-reviewed publications

Qualifications

  • Required: Doctorate degree
  • Required: Masterโ€™s degree with 2 years of relevant scientific experience
  • Required: Bachelorโ€™s degree with 4 years of relevant scientific experience
  • Preferred: Track record of scientific productivity and innovation as demonstrated through career experiences, project outcomes and/or publications
  • Preferred: Track record of taking on new areas of research and biology with successful outcomes
  • Preferred: Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively in cross-functional teams
  • Preferred: Strong experience across the range of techniques relevant to cell biological studies (including cell culture & engineering, molecular biology, imaging and cytometry)
  • Preferred: Experience in executing large scale and/or complex screens (such as pooled or arrayed with genetic/chemical perturbations) and follow up validation studies
  • Preferred: Additional experience relevant to applying functional genomics approaches to new target discovery across diverse indications