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Computational biologists are among the most expensive biotech employees. But many of them spend less than half their time on high value work. They spend the other half tracking down data, cleaning it and dealing with other technical obstructions. It's work they don't want to be doing. It's work that leaves them burnt out and ready to look for a new job. And yet it often goes unnoticed by leadership. Why? These employees just want to get the work done. They don't want to be a squeaky wheel. They don't want to put a burden on their wet lab colleagues who are creating the messy data. So instead they quietly work extra hours on the low-value work that allows them to do the high value work. Imagine what they'd get done if they could spend more time on the work they were hired for.

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Scientist I, Scientist II and Senior Scientist Roles, Explained Scientist. Scientist I Scientist I positions are usually seen as entry-level roles that collaborate with other scientists and cross-functional teams to enhance research efforts. Recent graduates and professionals with little experience often apply for these jobs, so they can be very competitive (especially at high-profile organizations). Other titles you might see include Staff Scientist or Staff Scientist I. A bachelor’s degree in a related scientific field is required and most companies like candidates to demonstrate familiarity with experimentation, inventory management, problem solving, and analysis. Having a master’s degree, along with additional experience in the focus area, can help you stand out from other candidates. Scientist II These roles can encompass similar responsibilities of a Scientist I position, but they generally involve more complex projects. Scientist II candidates usually have at least 2-3 years of practical experience in an area, as well as an understanding of knowledge and theory within the field. While some Scientist II positions only require a bachelor’s degree, most have a strong preference for professionals with a master’s degree or Ph.D. Many Scientist II jobs are geared towards individuals who also have developed presentation and communication skills, since they could be working with other team members in different departments. Senior Scientist A Senior Scientist is normally seen as a leader within their department. Depending on the organization, they can manage a team of other scientists while acting as a liaison with other business units such as marketing, sales, development, quality and engineering. Senior Scientists can be subject matter experts within their company regarding specific areas in their field. Some of these roles only require a bachelor’s degree with extensive years of experience. However, the vast majority of Senior Scientist positions prefer candidates with graduate degrees. Aspects of project management, technical expertise, communication, and stakeholder management are vital for consideration. Porschia Parker-Griffin BioSpase