Thermo Fisher

Field Application Scientist, Cell and Gene Therapy

Gangnam-gu, Korea, Republic of Full time

Work Schedule

Standard (Mon-Fri)

Environmental Conditions

Office

Job Description

Position Summary

Thermo Fisher Scientific engages with partners from translational centers, biotech and pharma companies, hospitals, and academic institutions who play a key role in the R&D, process development, and commercialization of cell therapy programs. Encouraging relationships and providing technical support to our clients is a crucial aspect of our goal to enable our customers to improve global health, cleanliness, and safety. The successful candidate will serve as a technical expert on our cell therapy portfolios, providing pre/post-sales product support, leading seminars and demos, and running internal and external training as needed.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

[Portfolio Support]

  • Serve as a customer-facing technical expert, demonstrating intimate knowledge of products and familiarity with priorities and challenges in the field.
  • Provide field and remote support to our sales organization by providing customers with hands-on technical guidance (pre- & post-sales activities).
  • Lead and participate actively in the activities and experiments for collaborative projects, application development, and protocol validation in the laboratory.
  • Deliver scientific seminars and host round table discussions.
  • Develop and lead hands-on demos and training.

[Business Enablement]

  • Collaborate with global FAS teams, collaboration centers, R&D teams, and product management teams to serve as liaison between customers and business.
  • Attend conferences and events to grow technical knowledge, collect developing trends, and support lead generation.
  • Get along with marketing teams to drive new initiatives and develop customer-facing content.

Minimum Experience and Skills Required

  • Ph.D. in biology, cell biology, immunology, or related field; or equivalent knowledge and industry/functional experience.
  • Requires knowledge of one or more of these fields: the immunotherapy (CAR-T and NK) manufacturing process, viral vector production (LV and AAV), or applications of stem cell-based therapies (PSC and MSC).
  • Requires basic experimental skills for cell culture and analytical solutions related to CGT.
  • Be preferential to those who have prior practical experience with either culturing pluripotent stem cells or producing viral vectors.
  • Must possess a strong understanding of customer challenges associated with a transition to the clinical workflow (scale-up, regulatory requirements, GMP manufacturing, etc).
  • Requires excellent oral and written communication skills.
  • Prioritize candidates with strong English proficiency for effective international communication.