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Bristol Myers Squibb

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  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid Level
  • Science
    Research & Development
  • San Diego

AI generated summary

  • You should have a Master's/PhD in radiochemistry or related field, 3+ years experience, proficiency in HPLC, TLC, safety practices, and ability to work independently or in a team on radioactive materials.
  • You will conduct radiolabeling experiments, analyze compounds, perform in vitro assays, synthesize radiotracers, collaborate with research teams, and maintain documentation and safety standards.

Requirements

  • Master's or PhD degree in radiochemistry, chemistry, nuclear chemistry or related field
  • A minimum of 3 years of experience in radiochemistry field
  • Demonstrated experience in radiochemistry techniques and quality control instruments such as HPLC, TLC and gamma counter
  • Proper radiation safety practices during radiosynthesis, radioanalytical chemistry operations, and within the lab areas at all times
  • Ability to work both collaboratively and independently in a fast-paced and cross-functional environment
  • Hands on experience working with radioactive materials and radiation instrumentation in a radiochemistry laboratory setting
  • Highly motivated and organized professional with the ability to work both with a team and independently
  • Multi-disciplined scientist with ability to troubleshoot
  • Excellent professional ethics, integrity, and ability to maintain confidential information

Responsibilities

  • Develop methods and conduct experiments to radiolabel peptides and small molecules using various isotopes such as Lu-177, Ac-225, Cu-64, and Ga6
  • Develop and execute methods for the characterization of radiolabeled compounds, using techniques such as radio-HPLC and radio-TLC chromatography to analyze purity and stability of the radiolabeled compounds
  • Conduct in vitro assays with radiolabeled compounds
  • Develop methods and recipes and perform regular syntheses of radiotracers on automated synthesis devices
  • Conduct in vitro assays with radiolabeled compounds
  • Partner closely with the discovery research team to answer critical questions to advance programs
  • Develop and maintain appropriate documentation, including protocol, reports and data analysis
  • Maintain a clean and safe working environment

FAQs

What is the primary focus of the Scientist, Radiochemistry position at Bristol Myers Squibb?

The primary focus of the Scientist, Radiochemistry position is to conduct research, experiments, and analysis in the field of radiochemistry, specifically involving the radiolabeling of diagnostic and therapeutic radioisotopes for peptides, small molecules, and antibodies.

What educational background is required for this role?

A Master's or PhD degree in radiochemistry, chemistry, nuclear chemistry, or a related field is required for this role.

How many years of experience are needed for this position?

A minimum of 3 years of experience in the radiochemistry field is required for this position.

What specific techniques will the Scientist be using in their work?

The Scientist will use techniques such as radio-HPLC and radio-TLC chromatography to analyze the purity and stability of radiolabeled compounds.

Is prior experience with radioactive materials necessary for this role?

Yes, hands-on experience working with radioactive materials and radiation instrumentation in a radiochemistry laboratory setting is required.

What types of isotopes will the Scientist work with?

The Scientist will work with various isotopes, including Lu-177, Ac-225, Cu-64, and Ga-68.

What kind of work environment can the Scientist expect?

The Scientist can expect to work in a laboratory environment, where protective clothing, gloves, and safety glasses are required when working with radioactive materials.

What is the starting compensation range for this position?

The starting compensation for this job ranges from $114,815 to $155,338, plus incentive cash and stock opportunities based on eligibility.

What values does Bristol Myers Squibb prioritize in its workplace culture?

Bristol Myers Squibb prioritizes values of passion, innovation, urgency, accountability, inclusion, and integrity in its workplace culture.

Will the Scientist have opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration?

Yes, the Scientist will collaborate closely with interdisciplinary teams to advance scientific knowledge and contribute to all of RayzeBio's internal programs.

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At Bristol Myers Squibb, we work every day to transform patients’ lives through science. That work inspires some of the most interesting, meaningful, and life-changing careers you’ll experience. Join us and pursue innovative ideas alongside some of the brightest minds in biopharma, collaborating with a team rich in diversity of experiences, and perspectives. We have built a sustainable pipeline of potential therapies and are leveraging translational medicine and data analytics to understand how we can deliver the right medicine to the right patient, at the right time, to achieve the best outcome. Whether in a scientific, business or supporting function, a career at BMS means you’ll be inspired every day to grow and thrive through opportunities that are uncommon in scale and scope. Here, you’ll be on the cutting edge of powerful innovation in oncology, hematology, immunology, cardiovascular disease, and fibrosis, with colleagues united in the mission to help patients. Through the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, we also promote health equity and seek to improve health outcomes of populations disproportionately affected by serious diseases and conditions. Our mission is to give new hope to help patients prevail over serious disease – it drives everything we do.