Project Scientist Job Description

Project Scientist Job Description

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Project scientist provides extensive cancer immunology and assay development support for preclinical drug discovery, with a major focus on antibody-drug conjugates.

Project Scientist Duties & Responsibilities

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Site investigation and the remediation system design, construction and operation
Performance, coordination or management of exploratory drilling, soil sampling, groundwater sampling, soil gas sampling, surveying, and general site reconnaissance
Evaluation, selection and design of alternatives for soil and groundwater remediation
Supervision of the installation of soil, groundwater and soil gas remediation systems, including system monitoring and maintenance
Selection, coordination, and management of subcontractors, cost estimating, and management of the scope, schedule, and budget for various project tasks
Report writing and interaction with project staff, clients and regulatory agencies
Ability to accurately read blueprints and calculate shapes (geometric)
Project management, including managing, scope, schedule, and budgets personnel for multiple surveying and mapping projects
Supporting/driving study design, development of essential documents such as protocols and protocol amendments, case report forms and informed consent and overall execution of clinical studies
Maintains expertise and understanding of documentation needed for data collection and analysis, regulatory requirements, policies and process

Project Scientist Qualifications

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Licensing or Certifications for Project Scientist

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Education for Project Scientist

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Employers hiring for the project scientist job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Environmental Science, Science, Engineering, Geology, Technical, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Engineering, Biochemistry, Graduate

Skills for Project Scientist

Desired skills for project scientist include:

Outlook
Word and Excel
Clinical cancer research and its application to cancer drug development
GxPs and industry guidance documents
Basic and clinical cancer research and its application to cancer drug development
Technical area pertinent to the operation of the laboratory
Applicable provincial and federal environmental regulations and technical guidance
Major scientific concepts in the field
Area of chemistry
AutoCAD

Desired experience for project scientist includes:

Act as a liaison between company and clinical investigators, and may thus be required to develop credible relationships with opinion leaders, medical directors, and key stakeholders
In concert with medical personnel, the person in this role will also be responsible for data review and medical monitoring/reporting activities, will evaluate adverse events (pre and post-marketing) for relationship to treatment, and may support the interpretation, reporting of results, and preparation for worldwide health authority submissions
Present research results at internal/external meetings and investigator meetings
A minimum of a Bachelor's degree is required, and advanced degree (e.g., MS, RN, PhD or PharmD) is preferred
A minimum of at least 6 years of clinical research and development experience within the pharmaceutical industry is required
Experience in Metabolism or Internal Medicine product development and cross company alliances are desirable

Project Scientist Examples

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Project Scientist Job Description

Job Description Example
Our growing company is searching for experienced candidates for the position of project scientist. Please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications. While this is our ideal list, we will consider candidates that do not necessarily have all of the qualifications, but have sufficient experience and talent.
Responsibilities for project scientist
  • Besides academic coursework and practical experience in computational graph theory, a qualified candidate should have general familiarity with methods and tasks of predictive analytics/machine learning, statistics and numerical optimization methods
  • Implement convolutional neural network (CNN) code on neuromorphic computing hardware such as the IBM TrueNorth chip
  • Publish frequently travel and participate in conferences
  • Work with multidisciplinary collaborators on a large project at all stages and specifically for linking diverse datasets that include omics, biogeochemistry and cutting edge mass spectrometry
  • Responsible for designing experiments that will enhance current understanding of biogeochemical cycling of carbon
  • Partner closely with Principal Investigator (PI) to develop a program of independent research and to attract extramural funds
  • Publish results in high-impact peer-reviewed journals
  • Enhance LBNL’s reputation in the use of cutting-edge biology applications in environmental microbiology by forming strategic collaborations with other National Lab researchers and/or University PIs
  • Supporting business development efforts, including the preparation of technical and cost proposals
  • Acting independently on technical matters pertaining to environmental regulatory compliance
Qualifications for project scientist
  • Must demonstrate ability to operate in a matrix environment with cross-functional teams
  • This position may require from 5-10% annual travel.Clinical Research non-MD
  • Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Natural Resources, or similar scientific/engineering disciplines
  • Minimum of 4 years' of experience in performing environmental field work (as outlined in the position responsibilities) and experience with GIS is required
  • General understanding of the state and federal environmental regulatory structure
  • Expected to have strong skills in mathematics, data analyses, and technical writing
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Project Scientist Job Description

Job Description Example
Our company is searching for experienced candidates for the position of project scientist. Please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications. While this is our ideal list, we will consider candidates that do not necessarily have all of the qualifications, but have sufficient experience and talent.
Responsibilities for project scientist
  • Participate in multifunctional, multi-institutional technical teams in the solar fuels programs that apply engineering and scientific concepts and practices in areas such as design of experimental apparatuses and development of measurement methods
  • Lead efforts to investigate, create and develop new devices, methods and techniques for project advancement, and solve complex problems in creative and effective ways
  • Provide information and consultation in response to requests from outside JCAP and HydroGEN and Laboratory
  • Have responsibility for global strategic oversight of multiple therapeutic area products (hematology / oncology) across portfolio for conduct of all Medical Affairs clinical trials/post marketing research and other Clinical Affairs activities such as steering committees, data safety monitoring boards, investigator meetings, and division meetings
  • Provide strategic oversight and active contribution to individual protocol planning and development, provide direction and oversight across all clinical/post marketing research projects
  • Support execution of clinical studies/post marketing research programs, interpretation of results, and preparation of oral and written internal/external presentations, including FDA or Regulatory body submissions external review bodies (e.g., co-license partners and Janssen affiliates)
  • Strategically align and partner with individuals and groups within and outside Medical Affairs (e.g., GCO, R&D, GMA, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Compliance) for critical issues resolution related to clinical and outcomes programs and operations, compliance with training requirements, and audit
  • Oversee franchise clinical initiatives (program quality, tracking against financial targets, timelines, functional resource allocation in alignment with franchise strategy, clinical processes etc) in collaboration with functional leadership
  • Co-manage and accountable for Medical Affairs financial budgets across entire portfolio, and act as primary liaison with business and finance units
  • Be a leadership role in the preparation of annual goals & objectives across the multiple therapeutic areas in the portfolio
Qualifications for project scientist
  • You are self-motivated with the ability to interact with colleagues while arriving at solutions to complex project problems
  • MS or PhD in applied mathematics, engineering, computer science, or physics is required
  • Master’s Degree in Environmental Science, Biology or Ecology
  • A minimum of 10 years’ demonstrated experience
  • Expert level knowledge and experience with of provincial and federal Environmental Impact Assessments and Environmental Assessments
  • Previous project management experience in natural sciences
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Job Description Example
Our company is growing rapidly and is looking for a project scientist. Thank you in advance for taking a look at the list of responsibilities and qualifications. We look forward to reviewing your resume.
Responsibilities for project scientist
  • Work with Project Team members
  • Demonstrated ability to deliver assigned research project objectives and report outcomes within a specified timeframe whilst working under the broad direction of a supervisor
  • Ability in applying scientific problem solving and research to solve measurement problems
  • Ability to plan laboratory experiments and use experimental apparatus or instrumentation
  • Using applicable project management software tools to create periodic updates and display project status, available funds, animal resources
  • Assisting in administering and maintenance of intellectual property documentation
  • Developing promotional and profile-raising materials, including the CAPR website, informational flyers, posters, and executive summaries
  • As part of the role, collaborating with the SRP and the Molecule Responsible Physician (MRP), the CPS assists in the preparation of protocol writing for and operational execution of clinical studies
  • The CPS participates in the start-up of global clinical studies, ensuring on schedule site activation and subject enrollment, monitoring, compliance with department safety practices, policies, procedures the day to day management of a clinical trial
  • Furthermore, the CPS will implement clinical study parameters, deliverables, policy compliance and resource needs, apply scientific discipline to minimize risk and increase performance, play a key role in the medical review of study data and timely and high-quality data entry and assist in coding, analysis and documentation of Company clinical work
Qualifications for project scientist
  • Expertise in computational techniques including, but not limited to, ray tracing to test underlying physical models of the diffraction
  • Willing to work long days in the field (e.g., 10 hours), including weekends and holidays
  • Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Engineering, or relevant environmental discipline
  • 5+ years of environmental consulting/project management experience
  • Proficiency in multi-media environmental regulatory compliance (e.g., CWA, RCRA, CERCLA, OPA, ) and its application
  • Technical experience related to Due Diligence, Phase I and II site investigations
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Project Scientist Job Description

Job Description Example
Our company is hiring for a project scientist. We appreciate you taking the time to review the list of qualifications and to apply for the position. If you don’t fill all of the qualifications, you may still be considered depending on your level of experience.
Responsibilities for project scientist
  • Work with safety, data management teams and Data Monitoring Committee to make timely decision regarding study objectives
  • The CPS will assess external clinical research proposals involving Company products and manuscripts that are being prepared for publication
  • The CPS will also serve as a liaison between the Company and clinical research staff in many countries
  • The CPS will participate in the training of site and Company staff on the study protocol, ensure the clinical staff have the necessary guidance and tools for performance of various projects
  • The program is in an accelerated development mode and experience with registrations studies will be highly valued
  • The position will also require capabilities to work on additional LD studies moving into operation in later years
  • This will involve close interaction and working closely with the discovery, biomarkers, clinical pharmacology, companion diagnostic development team, regulatory, statistics and operations
  • The CPS reports directly to the Clinical Research Leader for the product to which he/she is assigned
  • Lead and manage all analytical activities within a global project team (e
  • Prepare and present material for DESI project reviews
Qualifications for project scientist
  • Experience in the Mid Atlantic region
  • Qualifies as an ASTM 1527-13 Environmental Professional (preferred, but not required)
  • Effective interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills with ability to accomplish goals both in a leadership role and as a team member as the work requires
  • PhD earned within the past 5 years in the field of statistical thermodynamics, biophysics, bioengineering, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, or a related discipline
  • Experience with a variety of computational chemistry modeling and simulation packages and methods including electronic structure and statistical thermodynamics modeling and simulation software
  • Strong mathematical training
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Project Scientist Job Description

Job Description Example
Our innovative and growing company is hiring for a project scientist. We appreciate you taking the time to review the list of qualifications and to apply for the position. If you don’t fill all of the qualifications, you may still be considered depending on your level of experience.
Responsibilities for project scientist
  • Develops a strong understanding of ERM’s Contaminated Site Management (CSM) Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and ensures best practice techniques are used in the field or on site
  • Conducts research, gathers data (collection or monitoring), and analyses information to support project work, either in office or during supervised field work
  • Communicates clearly with peers, colleagues, clients, sub-contractors, as applicable, to ensure understanding and alignment around project work
  • Initiates, develops and builds successful and effective working relationships with immediate colleagues and within the overall Project Team to ensure delivery of project tasks and to strengthen knowledge/resource base
  • Mentors and supports junior team members
  • Complies with established quality standards in all aspects of the business and any deliverables to the client
  • Escalates project related problems or queries as appropriate to ensure timely and swift resolutions
  • Provides high standard written and oral communication in conjunction with PM or TM
  • Prepares, on occasion, initial draft project and or proposal sections in relation to area of expertise and or project assignment
  • Follows up on commitments made in a timely, accurate and complete basis
Qualifications for project scientist
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to work both independently and in a group setting with multiple investigators are critical
  • A strong publication record and the ability to lead projects contribute to the work of others are strongly desired
  • Bachelors or Masters’ Degree in Biology, Chemistry, or related discipline
  • 5 to 10 years’ of experience in aquatic toxicology, risk assessment, and valuation/restoration of natural resources, with progressive project management experience
  • PhD and expertise in quantitative analysis and measure development
  • Prior experience working on federally funded research grants, with a specific focus on quantitative analysis and measure development

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