Assay development scientist vs laboratory analyst

Differences between assay development scientist and laboratory analyst duties and responsibilities

Assay development scientist example responsibilities.

• Manage a group of three laboratory technicians performing ELISA assays and protein purification.
• Develop and manage third party claim investigations and contractor remedial oversight for various insurance companies.
• Co-Direct implementation of immunoassay analysis software interface into LIMS.
• Perform total RNA and specific RNA extraction of samples.
• Involve in DNA extraction, library prep, bio-analysing and sequencing runs.
• Develop residual host cell DNA assays in drug substance and in-process samples using real time PCR.
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Laboratory analyst example responsibilities.

• Use sophisticate laboratory instrumentation (HPLC, FTIR, UV, GC) and computer systems to collect and record data.
• Analyze organic compounds using gravimetric, titration, distillation and spectrophotometry methods.
• Prepare for and represent the laboratory during FDA, customer, and ISO audits.
• Complete preparation of organic samples for GC, HPLC, IR and GCMS analysis.
• Prepare solid and aqueous samples for analysis on diagnostic instruments including GC, GCMS and IC.
• Utilize internal LIMS computer database for data entry and communication.
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