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Bristol Myers Squibb

Principal Scientist, Molecular Genomics

Bristol Myers Squibb

Princeton, NJ · full time · Senior

$138,520 – $167,849

Listed on Bristol Myers Squibb’s own careers site. You apply with them directly — we never stand between you and the employer.

What this role is

This role develops and validates genomic biomarker assays—including PCR, NGS, and gene expression profiling—to support clinical drug development programs. It suits experienced molecular scientists who want hands-on laboratory leadership in a large pharmaceutical setting, with opportunities to drive assay strategy and mentor teams.

Our summary, not Bristol Myers Squibb’s wording. The full posting is on their site.

What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or related field with 8+ years experience, OR Master's degree with 6+ years, OR Ph.D. with 4+ years
  • 100% on-site laboratory work
  • Extensive PCR, qPCR, NGS, and genomics technology experience
  • Hands-on molecular assay development and execution
  • Experience developing clinical genomics assays in pharmaceutical, biotech, diagnostics, or clinical lab settings
  • Expertise in assay development, optimization, qualification, validation, and lifecycle management
  • Experience overseeing internal and vendor-run assay validation
  • Strong understanding of assay controls, QC methodologies, and performance monitoring
  • Experience with clinical sample analysis and biomarker-driven programs

Nice to have

  • Hands-on ctDNA and gene expression profiling platform experience
  • Familiarity with technology assessment and vendor selection
  • Knowledge of intellectual property and contracting principles
  • Experience with fit-for-purpose validation principles for clinical genomics

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