Laboratory Informatics Associate Consultant - ELN/LIMS Technical Analyst I (Entry-level)
$77,500.00
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$77,500.00
About the role
- We are principled scientists on a mission to reduce the burden of lab informatics systems for small, innovative biotechs and other organizations, enabling them to focus on science rather than software.
- Motivated by Client Success
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- Reliability
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- Challenge-oriented
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- Adaptability
- |Intellectually Curious
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- Openness
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- Integrity
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- Thoughtful Collaboration
- This is a remote/work-from-home position; however, we are seeking qualified candidates in the following U.S. locations: Colorado
- GeorgiaFloridaMassachusettsNorth Carolina
- PennsylvaniaTennesseeCalifornia (San Diego County only)
- We are unable to hire in other locations at this time.
- What you get to do:
- Troubleshooting laboratory software support issues.
- Collaborate closely with lead consultants, application vendors, and client IT teams to tackle challenges head-on.
- Collaborate with client stakeholders to define requirements for enhancements or new functionality within laboratory software systems.
- Configure and support the implementation of laboratory software through the user interface and API-based workflows.
- Document user requirements, workflows, and system configurations to support project deliverables and ensure smooth client handoffs.
- Develop and deliver user training for lab software systems.
- Over time, take on more challenging and engaging projects, expanding expertise with lab software.
- Contribute to internal knowledge bases, configuration guides, and training documentation to support team scalability at the appropriate level.
- Participate in internal company initiatives, including contributing to team training programs, marketing, and supporting a collaborative remote culture.
- A degree in biology, molecular biology, life sciences, biological engineering, bioinformatics, or a related scientific or interdisciplinary life sciences field.
- Experience working in a lab environment.
- Critical thinking skills, including a problem-solving mindset and a detail-oriented approach.
- Strong attention to detail in all position areas, including software configuration, documentation, and handling client data and deliverables, to guarantee accuracy, consistency, and quality.
- Ability to learn and apply knowledge of complex scientific processes and workflows such as NGS, RNA/DNA techniques, in vivo, protein engineering, etc.
- Familiarity with MS Office Suite / MS Teams / Slack / Google Workspace / Zoom.
- Proficiency with Excel formulas and functions.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities across multiple client engagements.
- Self-directed and organized, with the discipline to work effectively in a remote environment and adhere to established procedures and policies.
- What makes you stand out:
- Industry experience in the biotech, biopharma, or life sciences industries.
- Customer service experience.
- Understanding of relevant lab business requirements and scientific data.
- Understanding of relational databases and exposure to SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL).Experience with an ELN/LIMS such as Benchling, Revvity Signals, Labguru, Sapio, etc.
- Exposure to lab automation using API endpoints and ETL tools.
- Familiarity with diagramming tools such as Lucidchart.
- Exposure to project management tools such as Smartsheet, Jira, Asana, etc.
- Exposure to IDEs such as Visual Studio Code or PyCharm.
- Exposure to Git version control with BitBucket or GitHub.
- Exposure to programming languages such as Python 3.x, Java, C++, JavaScript, etc.
- Exposure to SaaS/Cloud infrastructure and related services, such as AWS Lambda, EC2, ECR, EventBridge, etc.
- What you get in return:
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