Materials Scientist jobs in new york state USA
156 materials scientist jobs found in new york state: showing 151 - 156
Data Scientist, Ita
Company: AssistRx, LLC |
Overview: The Data Scientist, ITA will be a primary analytical contributor within a small, high-performance team... materials, trend narratives, analytical summaries, prototype of insight-focused dashboarding) that define the ITA valueLocation: New York, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 18 Aug 2026
Research Associate
Company: NYU Langone Health |
on research conducted in the assigned laboratory under the mentorship of a senior scientist. Individual is expected to seek... appropriate questions when in doubt and utilizes reference sources/materials to ensure accuracy. Advises appropriate personnelLocation: New York, USA
| Salary: US$47033.89 - 60000 per year | Date posted: 15 Aug 2026
Preclinical R&d Scientist - Drug Expert
Company: Mercor |
Role Responsibilities Review technical materials and real-world R&D data in your area of expertise to improve AI modelLocation: New York City, NY, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 15 Aug 2026
Adc/bispecifics R&d Scientist
Company: Mercor |
Responsibilities Review technical materials and real-world R&D data across ADC and/or bispecific programs. Label, classifyLocation: New York City, NY, USA
| Salary: unspecified | Date posted: 15 Aug 2026
Sr. Scientist
Company: Danaher |
of discovery, determination, and innovation. Learn about the which makes everything possible. We are seeking a Senior Scientist... material-performance and cleanliness attributes. The Senior Scientist is expected to work independently within establishedLocation: Cortland, NY, USA
| Salary: US$100000 - 110000 per year | Date posted: 14 Aug 2026
Superconductivity Scientist - Experimental Expert
Company: Mercor |
. Position: Experimental Scientist / Engineer Superconductors Type: Contract Compensation: $84/hour Location: Remote Role... scientific reasoning related to superconducting materials and phenomena, identifying experimental or theoretical errors