Execute assigned portions of flow cytometry studies, including sample preparation, staining, and data acquisition. Support method development and validation while maintaining accurate documentation in compliance with SOPs and regulatory requirements.
Performing critical work that impacts our industry and our world’s health while problem solving and innovating in the field – that is what we get to do every day at KCAS Bio. If that gets you excited too, then maybe working as a Scientist at KCAS Bio is for you.
When you work as a Scientist I in the Flow Cytometry group at KCAS, you get to further our mission by applying your knowledge in bioanalytical and scientific principles to support study execution under the guidance of senior scientists. You will contribute to study activities from setup through data generation while building your foundation in assay performance, data integrity, and troubleshooting.
Our Flow Cytometry team utilizes advanced instrumentation and analytical techniques to support bioanalytical testing in drug discovery, preclinical, and clinical studies, including immunophenotyping, cell-based assays, and biomarker analysis in biological matrices.
This role follows a structured Tuesday–Saturday work schedule to support ongoing study execution and operational needs. The hours are Tuesday - Friday, 11:00am - 8:00pm and Saturday, 9:00am - 6:00pm)
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• Phlebotomy certification
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(Please note this is a representative summary of responsibilities, not a comprehensive or exclusive list of the duties to be performed in any position. Employees must follow instructions and perform additional duties as requested.)
You will thrive at KCAS Bio if you enjoy a relational environment, are purpose- and values-driven, embrace constant development and supportive leadership, and enjoy being part of innovative work.
Our benefits include, and extend beyond, the traditional package.
At KCAS Bio, you will enjoy company sponsored events like food trucks, family days and spirit days.
You will grow in your career with KCAS University.
You will be able to connect with like-minded employees to further KCAS Bio's approach to key areas such as wellness, inclusion, and community outreach.
You will engage as an owner in our stock ownership program.
You will have access to the latest technology.
And you will be able to invest in the community with paid time off to volunteer.
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We are a fast-growing contract research organization (CRO) headquartered in Kansas City, pioneering the latest drug development in both human and animal health fields. Demand for our expertise is growing and so is our need for great people to work in nimble, empowered teams committed to one another’s growth. At KCAS Bio, we advance both great science AND great people.
Learn more about what it is like to work at KCAS Bio [https://kcasbio.com/careers/#aboutKCAS]
KCAS Bio is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Among other things, we provide equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, marital status, veteran status, age, disability, pregnancy, genetic information, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other legally protected category; we recruit qualified candidates without regard to citizenship status based on internal processes that enable us to hire the right candidates consistent with the appropriate U.S. Immigration framework; and (3) we work with and provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities and for sincerely held religious beliefs, observances, and practices. Anyone who needs reasonable accommodation may send an email to kcasrecruiting@kcasbio.com [kcasrecruiting@kcasbio.com] or call 913-248-3000 (for TTY assistance call 711) and ask for Human Resources.
Requires a Bachelor's degree in Biology, Immunology, or a related field with 2-3 years of laboratory experience. Candidates must be able to work a Tuesday-Saturday schedule and possess a basic understanding of immunological principles.
Market context
In Pennsylvania, flow cytometry scientist roles are typically tied to research, diagnostics, and lab service demand, especially where immunology and cell analysis support ongoing studies. This type of position is competitive because employers often look for a biology or immunology degree, hands-on lab experience, and schedule flexibility for a Tuesday-Saturday shift. If you are considering applying, confirm your availability for the required hours and review the original posting carefully—job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the source description, which can save research time.
