Ideal candidate: Recent PHD graduate or a M.S. 3-4 YOE. Technical skills: Recent cell culture experience, plate based assays, imaging experience, flow cytometry. Basic research project experience.
Scientist who supports our Emerging Modalities group. In this interdisciplinary role, you will join a fast-paced, cross-functional product team focused on discovering new treatment strategies for human diseases.
Routinely culture and manipulate workhorse cell lines with the highest cell culture etiquette
Support ongoing early-stage discovery projects by developing appropriate cell-based assays for hit validation and mechanism of action studies.
Develop and perform cell-based complementation assays such as split systems (Bimolecular Fluorescence Complementation (BiFC) and Bimolecular Luminescence Complementation (BiLC)) and Co-immunoprecipitation assays as needed by the projects.
Basic Qualifications:
PhD degree in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, or a related field with applicable training/experience as demonstrated by recent jobs/publication records
Preferred Qualifications:
Hands-on experience in mammalian cell culture, cell-based functional assay, transfection, transduction, cell engineering, flow cytometry, western, qPCR, MSD, high-throughput screening, or similar biochemical assays or cell and molecular biology techniques
Prior knowledge and experience in supporting projects that involve sample preparation for FACS, FACS data collection and analysis, antibody staining, immunofluorescence, and confocal microscopy can also be highly valuable.
Be highly proficient in planning and conducting day-to-day experiments to generate high-standard data and analyze them as needed to create reports for broader team sharing and keep detailed records of all activities on time.
Self-motivated to drive the project tasks and troubleshoot them without frequent guidance
Strong written, verbal, and oral communication skills and be a team player