Research And Development Specialist

Posted 5 days ago

biophaseSan Diego (CA)

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About the role

LOCAL CANDIDATES ONLY PLEASE!OBJECTIVES: In this role you will be a member of the biology team developing cellular assays to discover novel targets and treatments for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. The ideal candidate will have a range of skills and be open to learning new techniques to answer key biological questions. The colleague will be an enthusiastic and self-motivated candidate that enjoys working in a highly collaborative and fast-paced team environment. RESPONSIBILITIES, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS: • Being part of a team focused on profiling primary immune cells and cell lines to move projects forward • Knowledge of immunology, cellular biology is preferred • Familiarity with cellular and molecular biology assays, including ELISA, HTRF, CRISPR, flow cytometry, and Q-PCR • Outstanding organizational skills and experience in preparing scientific and technical documents including detailed protocols • Experience using data analysis programs such as Prism, Excel, FlowJo • Document and deliver high-quality data in a time-efficient manner • Comfortable presenting data at internal review meetingsEDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: • BS in Biology or related discipline with 2+ years post-graduate experience is required fields • Industry experience is preferred but not required•Willingness to work in a dynamic and changing environment•High level of motivation to grow as a scientist•Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

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