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Compound Management Intern

Kumquat Biosciences Inc.

Compound Management Intern

San Diego, CA
Internship
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Kumquat Biosciences is discovering and developing small molecule drugs that target signal transduction networks for the treatment of cancer and other diseases. Through partnerships with academic and industry experts, we are translating chemical and biological insights into highly targeted, novel drugs. Compound management is an essential component to that drug discovery. It encompasses the preparation of samples for testing and maintenance of a library of compounds.Our team has a proven track record of drug discovery and development, having played pivotal roles in the discovery of clinical-stage compounds for the treatment of cancer and immune-mediated inflammatory diseases.We are currently seeking a Compound Management Intern to join our experienced drug development team in San Diego.Primary responsibilities of this position may include:Compound library management and organizationCompound stock solution preparationCompound QC using LC/MS and reporting the QC resultsRegistration of chemicals / reagents into inventory database and organizing chemical storageOrdering consumables for chemistry labGeneral laboratory organization and cleanliness tasksSolvent preparation for instrumentsLearning instrumentation inside a research laboratoryRequired education and qualifications:Detail-oriented with good communication skillsAbility to prioritize activities to execute daily, weekly, and monthly tasksChemistry/biology major preferredIdeal candidates will have taken organic chemistry and related chemistry laboratory coursesTime Requirements:15-20 hours/weekJob candidates should be aware that full vaccination against COVID-19 is required subject to legally required exceptions. Kumquat is an equal opportunity employer and encourages potential or current employees to request a reasonable accommodation under federal, state and local regulations, should one be needed.