Chandrima Palit
About Chandrima Palit
Chandrima Palit is an Associate Scientist specializing in AAV Vector Analytics at Bristol Myers Squibb and a Senior Research Associate at Juno Therapeutics, Inc. in Seattle, Washington.
Current Role at Bristol Myers Squibb
Chandrima Palit works at Bristol Myers Squibb as an Associate Scientist for AAV Vector Analytics in Seattle, Washington, United States. Her role involves developing and optimizing analytical assays for characterizing viral vector products. She is part of the Molecular Analytics team, focusing on molecular assays to support both Lentiviral vector (LVV) and AAV programs. Chandrima is also responsible for qualifying and transferring assays to internal QC labs and external CMOs/CROs for vector release.
Current Role at Juno Therapeutics
In addition to her position at Bristol Myers Squibb, Chandrima Palit serves as a Senior Research Associate at Juno Therapeutics, Inc. Her work involves extensive research duties likely related to experimental therapies and biotechnological advancements, though specific details about her responsibilities at Juno Therapeutics are not provided.
Previous Experience in Biotechnology and Research
Chandrima Palit has accumulated significant experience in the biotechnology sector. She worked at Bristol Myers Squibb as an Associate Scientist II from 2014 to 2019 in Greater Seattle Area. Additionally, she held positions at Seattle Genetics as a Research Associate focused on Experimental Therapeutics and Antibody Engineering, at Ohmx Corporation in Assay Development, and at Eli Lilly and Company as a Process Development and Purification Intern. Her varied roles underline her extensive expertise in assay development and experimental therapeutics.
Educational Background
Chandrima Palit achieved a certificate in Project Management in Biotechnology from the University of Washington (2015-2016). She earned a Master's degree in Biotechnology from Northwestern University (2009-2011) and completed her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Biotechnology at the University of Waterloo (2004-2009). Additionally, she attended Carmel High School for her secondary education (1992-2002).
Specialized Expertise in Molecular Assays
Chandrima Palit has specialized expertise in molecular assays, demonstrated through her work in developing infectious titer (qPCR), RNA genomes (qPCR), and DNA/RNA extraction methods from viral vector samples. Her responsibilities include supporting Residual ELISA assays for vector characterization and optimization, particularly for late-stage Lentiviral vector programs. These skills contribute significantly to her role in biotechnological research and development.