Scientist/Sr. Scientist (Embryo Editing)

Posted 12 days ago

commonwealth sciencesMillbrae (CA)

Molecular and Cellular Biologists Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Job Title Position located in San Francisco, CAResponsibilitiesDesign and execute experiments in stem cell differentiation, organoid generation, and tissue engineering. Innovate then execute experiments to generate and differentiate human stem cells, develop functional assays, assess and interpret experimental workflows Perform mammalian embryo editing, dissections, tissue isolations, and culture experiments to study and model developmental processes. Apply principles of developmental biology and embryology to guide tissue maturation and patterning. Collaborate with biomaterials and engineering teams to integrate cells and tissues. Develop and optimize protocols for reproducible tissue generation and maintenance. Test novel stem cell culture conditions, sort, screen, expand and differentiate hiPSCs according to latest protocols and newly developed approaches.

Requirements: PhD in biological sciences, stem cell biology, genetics or related field.2+ years hands-on expertise in stem cell culture (iPSCs/ESCs).Hands-on experience with mammalian embryos, including embryo editing, dissections, and culture. Experience in molecular biology and strong problem solving skills.

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