About this role
About the Role
Senior Scientist – Experimental Protein Design for Target Discovery role at Amgen focuses on building and leading high-throughput platforms for generating protein binders and translating computational designs into experimentally validated minibinders and antibodies across pre-discovery targets. The role emphasizes production, validation, and characterization of de novo binders and creating scalable libraries for multiplexed screening to accelerate early-stage therapeutic discovery. What You'll Do
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Translate computational protein designs into experimentally testable minibinders and antibodies across multiple targets in parallel.
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Lead high-throughput workflows for binder expression, purification, and characterization, including development of cellular assays for binder–target evaluation.
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Partner with molecular biology teams to establish construct generation and binder library production workflows, enabling both individual binder characterization and scalable pooled library screening.
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Develop strategies to format de novo binders into appropriate formats for downstream applications.
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Create scalable binder libraries for multiplexed phenotypic screening, developing multispecific tool molecules to interrogate novel biology and providing tool reagents for early-stage target characterization. What We're Looking For
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Experience translating computational protein designs into experimentally testable minibinders and antibodies across multiple targets in parallel.
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Demonstrated ability to lead high-throughput workflows for binder expression, purification, and characterization, including development of cellular assays for binder–target evaluation.
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Collaborative experience with molecular biology teams to establish construct generation and binder library production workflows.
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Ability to develop strategies to format de novo binders into appropriate formats for downstream applications.