Bioassay Scientist

Shape the Future of Biologics Testing

Are you passionate about developing innovative assays that help bring life-changing therapies to market? Join Eurofins BPT-Columbia as a Bioassay Scientist and play a key role in advancing biologics development through hands-on laboratory testing, method development, and scientific problem-solving.

In this role, you'll work with cutting-edge bioanalytical and immunoassay technologies to support the development, qualification, validation, and execution of assays used to evaluate biologic drug substances and drug products. Whether you're an early-career scientist looking to build expertise or a seasoned professional eager to tackle complex scientific challenges, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate with talented colleagues, support client programs, and make a meaningful impact on drug development.

If you enjoy troubleshooting assays, interpreting data, and working in a dynamic laboratory environment where no two projects are exactly alike, we'd love to hear from you.

What You'll Do

As a Bioassay Scientist, you'll contribute to a variety of biologics testing programs by:

• Performing routine and non-routine bioassay testing in compliance with cGMP requirements, SOPs, study protocols, and regulatory expectations.
• Developing, optimizing, qualifying, and validating bioanalytical methods that support biologic drug development.
• Executing and troubleshooting immunoassays, including ELISA, MSD, multiplex, and electrochemiluminescence (ECL)-based platforms.
• Analyzing and interpreting experimental data using laboratory software and statistical tools.
• Preparing technical reports, validation protocols, study documentation, and laboratory records.
• Maintaining data integrity and ensuring compliance with quality and regulatory standards.
• Utilizing LIMS and electronic systems for sample management and documentation.
• Partnering with cross-functional teams to meet project goals and client timelines.
• Supporting laboratory investigations, assay improvements, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Mentoring and training junior scientists as experience allows.