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Research Associate - Translational Toxicology (Cellular Assays) at Eurofins
EurofinsBoston, MA, us·7h ago
Entry LevelFull-time
Salary Range
$51,425 - $69,575 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
Eurofins PSS is seeking a Research Associate, Translational Toxicology (Cellular Assays) to support in vitro safety and de‑risking strategies for novel therapeutic candidates. This role is highly hands‑on and centers on the design, execution, and interpretation of cellular assays, with a strong emphasis on flow cytometry–based immunophenotyping and multiplexed ELISA platforms.
The Research Associate will be embedded on a client site and work cross‑functionally with toxicology, DMPK, chemistry, and discovery biology teams to support translational safety decision‑making throughout the drug discovery and early development process. The role is scheduled to start in July 2026.
Key Responsibilities
• Design, execute, and interpret in vitro translational toxicology experiments, including:
• Flow cytometry–based cellular immunophenotyping
• Multiplexed and quantitative ELISA assays (e.g., MSD, Luminex)
• Culture and maintain complex cellular models to support safety screening and proof‑of‑mechanism studies
• Contribute to the development and optimization of cellular and immunoassay‑based safety assays
• Collaborate closely with discovery toxicologists, medicinal chemists, and research scientists to help prioritize and de‑risk drug candidates
• Perform routine data analysis, troubleshooting, and interpretation of experimental results
• Maintain accurate and compliant documentation, including electronic databases and laboratory notebooks
• Stay current on relevant scientific literature and emerging assay technologies
• Present experimental findings at internal group and departmental meetings
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About Eurofins
Eurofins is a global leader in the life sciences industry, specializing in analytical testing and contract research services. Headquartered in Luxembourg, the company was founded in 1987 and has since expanded into a multinational network with over 650 laboratories across more than 50 countries. Eurofins provides critical testing solutions that support industries ranging from pharmaceuticals and food safety to environmental monitoring and consumer goods, ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory standards and advancing scientific innovation. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of services, including genomics, proteomics, and environmental testing, as well as specialized analyses for food authenticity, product safety, and clinical research. Eurofins leverages cutting-edge technology, such as high-throughput sequencing and mass spectrometry, to deliver accurate, rapid, and scalable results. Its target audience includes pharmaceutical companies, food manufacturers, agricultural businesses, and regulatory agencies that require reliable data to meet quality, safety, and compliance demands. Eurofins has established itself as a trusted partner in the scientific community, driven by its commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability. The company holds numerous accreditations and certifications, underscoring its adherence to the highest industry standards. By continuously investing in research and expanding its global footprint, Eurofins reinforces its position as a pivotal player in ensuring product integrity and public safety across diverse sectors.
