Bristol-Myers Squibb is a world leader in oncology, infectious diseases, diabetes, immunology, neuroscience and cardiovascular research. To stay on top, we need to recruit new scientists who have the creativity to develop the medicines of tomorrow. For the next generation of leaders in pharmaceutical research, Bristol-Myers Squibb is an excellent place to work. You'll have the support of a culture that believes in making the unattainable a reality every day and the potential for career development and mobility across our entire drug development process. Exciting opportunities are immediately available to join our Pharmaceutical Research Institute in Wallingford, CT. We are recruiting Associate Research Scientist I interested in joining a winning team who are dedicated to extending and enhancing human life while working to build the best clinical pharmacology program in the pharmaceutical industry.
Job Description/Responsibilities:
Individual will be responsible for the synthesis of novel pharmacologically active compounds using organic synthesis techniques and computational approaches. Must possess knowledge of the practical and theoretical aspects of synthetic organic chemistry, including familiarity with modern analytical techniques for compound purification and characterization.
Job Requirements:
Candidates must have practical experience with multi step organic synthetic reactions and the purification of organic compounds using contemporary methods. MS or BS in Organic Chemistry. An understanding of fundamental reaction mechanisms and functional group reactivity and familiarity with spectroscopic techniques NMR, IR, MS, etc. and spectral interpretation are required.
Please send resume, indicating reference code to Job Code LR11276:
Bristol-Myers Squibb, Pharmaceutical Research Institute
Address: 5 Research Parkway, Wallingford, CT 06492
Fax Number: 203-677-7762
Email: [email protected]
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Associate Research Scientist I
Posted - 12/19/2005 : 3:54:02 PM
