Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract)
monterosatx· Biology
About this role
Overview
Monte Rosa Therapeutics is seeking an energetic and highly motivated B-Cell Biologist for a 6 month contract, located in Boston to support the development and characterization of novel molecular glue degraders for the treatment of autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. As part of the Discovery Immunology team, this role will broadly support multiple immunology and inflammation (I&I) projects/programs, both in vitro and ex vivo, from early discovery through lead optimization.
The ideal candidate is an immunologist with a strong technical background in B cell immunology, particularly with primary human and mouse cells/tissues, and a demonstrated ability to move projects/programs forward through collaborative teamwork.
Responsibilities
- Design, optimize and execute experiments using a variety of primary immune cells and tissues isolated from human, mouse or cynomolgus monkey (including PBMCs, B cells, whole blood, spleen, bone marrow, etc.)
- Process ex vivo mouse tissue (spleen, bone marrow, lymph node, etc.)
- Explore and characterize target mechanism of action using immuno-assays: Flow cytometry (spectral a plus), Meso Scale Discovery (MSD)/ELISA/alphaLISA, Western blot, Simple Western (Jess)
- Maintain timely and detailed notes using electronic lab notebook
- Communicate findings clearly and concisely to both large and small cross-functional audiences
Qualifications
- MS in Immunology or Cell Biology with 7+ years of hands-on experience in I&I drug discovery research, preferably in a pharmaceutical setting; or a PhD, with 2 -4 years of pharmaceutical experience
- Experience handling whole blood, primary immune cells and tissue, including cell purification, stimulation, and analysis
- Solid understanding of B (and T) cell biology in the context of autoimmunity
- Experience in protein detection/quantitation methodology (e.g., MSD, ELISA, Western blotting, Jess)
- Multi-parameter flow cytometry expertise is essential
- Highly proficient with Microsoft Excel/PowerPoint, GraphPad Prism, and FlowJo
- Collaborative attitude, strong attention to detail, ability to optimize/master experimental techniques, strong organizational skills
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the salary for the Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) role at monterosatx?
The listed salary for this Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) position at monterosatx is USD 50–65/yr. This is an CONTRACTOR role.
Where is the Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) position at monterosatx located?
This Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) role at monterosatx is based in Boston, MA, US. The position is listed as on-site or hybrid. Check the full job description or apply directly to confirm the work arrangement.
Is the Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) role at monterosatx full-time or part-time?
This is listed as a CONTRACTOR position. It is posted as a Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) role in the Biology department at monterosatx.
Which team or department does the Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) at monterosatx belong to?
This Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) position is part of the Biology department at monterosatx. See the full job description for more information about the team structure and responsibilities.
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This Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract) position at monterosatx was posted on Sep 25, 2026. Apply as soon as possible — early applications are often reviewed first.
Scientist. B-Cell Immunology ( 6 Month Contract)
monterosatx · 💰 USD 50–65/yr
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