Associate Chemist Jobs in North Carolina
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- Durham, NC
- 3 days ago
Senior Research Associate / Scientist I
- Durham, NC
- 5 days ago
Quality Control Associate Scientist
- Sanford, NC
- 8 days ago
Associate Scientist, Downstream Process Development
- Durham, NC
- 8 days ago
Senior Research Associate/Associate Scientist, Bioag Research And Development
- Durham, NC
- 10 days ago
Senior Associate Scientist, GTx Upstream Development
- Morrisville, NC
- 12 days ago
- Morrisville, NC
- 13 days ago
Associate Scientist, Analytical R&D, QCSV
- Durham, NC
- 17 days ago
Sr. Research Associate/Associate Scientist, BioAg R&D - RTP, NC
- Research Triangle Park, NC
- 19 days ago
Associate Scientist - Applications Engineering - APS Division
- Cary, NC
- 19 days ago
Associate Scientist - Structural Adhesives or Electronics - APS Division
- Cary, NC
- 19 days ago
Associate Scientist, Bioprocess R&D
- Chapel Hill, NC
- 20 days ago
Associate Scientist, Pharmaceutical R&D
- Chapel Hill, NC
- 20 days ago
Associate Scientist, Bioprocess R&D
- Morrisville, NC
- 20 days ago
Senior Associate Scientist - Biologics
- Morrisville, NC
- 20 days ago
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Highest Education Level
- Bachelor's Degree (47.1%)
- Master's Degree (25.9%)
- Doctorate Degree (24.0%)
- Associate's Degree (1.5%)
- High School or GED (0.9%)
- Vocational Degree or Certification (0.5%)
- Some College (0.1%)
- Some High School (0.0%)
Average Work Experience
- None (32.8%)
- Less than 1 year (18.1%)
- 1-2 years (16.9%)
- 4-6 years (11.4%)
- 6-8 years (7.8%)
- 2-4 years (7.0%)
- 10+ years (6.0%)
Qualifications / Skill Sets
The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Associate Chemist position
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- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Cell Biology
- Cell Culture
- Cell-Based Assays
- Chemical Characterization
- Chromatography
- Cloning
- Communication Skills
- Cyclic Guanosine Monophosphate
- Data Analysis
- Drug Development
- Drug Discovery
- Education Experience
- Engineering
- Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay
- Experimental Design
- Flow Cytometry
- Gel Electrophoresis
- Genomics
- Good Laboratory Practice
- Good Manufacturing Practices
- High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
- Immunology
- Instrumentation
- Investigation
- Lab Experience
- Laboratory Information Management System
- Leadership
- Liquid Chromatography
- Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry
- Materials Management
- Method Development
- Method Validation
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft Office
- Microsoft Word
- Molecular Biology
- Organization
- Pharmaceutical Sales
- Polymerase Chain Reaction
- Process Development
- Protein Expression
- Purification
- Quality Control
- Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction
- Research and Development
- Research Skills
- Sample Preparation
- Scale-Up
- SDS-PAGE
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Training and Development
- Troubleshooting
- Ultraviolet–Visible Spectroscopy
- Validation
- Western Blot
- X-Ray Fluorescence
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