Principal Research Scientist I -Mass Spectrometry
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About The Position
The Principal Research Scientist I - Mass Spectrometry at AbbVie is a pivotal role that involves leading the development, qualification, transfer, and validation of analytical methods specifically for the analysis and characterization of neurotoxin and biologics entities. This position requires a high level of independence, as the individual will plan experimental work and execute protocols that support biologics process development, formulation development, and stability studies. The Principal Research Scientist will generate, compile, and evaluate data for technical reports that are essential for regulatory filings related to both new and currently marketed biological products. Additionally, the role includes writing sections or subsections of technical reports, as well as method and operational Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The individual will be responsible for carrying out multiple analytical methods to support AbbVie biologics projects, adapting to departmental needs. A significant aspect of this role is maintaining a productive and collaborative laboratory environment that aligns with regulatory and company expectations. The position also involves working in areas that require access to select agents and toxins, necessitating compliance with federal policies and AbbVie’s internal requirements, which encompass ethics, environmental health and safety, financial, human resources, and general business policies. In this role, the Principal Research Scientist will lead the development of phase-appropriate separation methods to support toxin development programs, manage direct reports, and execute the development and validation of analytical methods for biopharmaceuticals. The individual will represent the department in organization-wide initiatives, apply specialized analytical techniques, and actively participate in cross-functional teams within Biologics Development. The role also includes developing protocols and SOPs, training staff, and ensuring the laboratory meets departmental and company standards. Keeping abreast of current scientific literature and making high-quality scientific presentations are also key responsibilities.
