Scientist - III (Senior) - MA Only
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Location: Cambridge, MA 02139
Description:
Job ID: 24-04847
Qualifications:
Candidate with MS with 8+ or PhD with 2+ years of experience in molecular/cellular biology or related biological fields.
Possess excellent communication skills with ability to present clear scientific data and project updates to a diverse group of scientists.
Experience working in collaborative research environments to advance scientific projects.
Preferred:
Experience with human stem cell culture, genetic/genomic manipulations (CRISPR), biochemical assays, and automation applied to high throughput screening approaches are needed.
Previous experience working on drug discovery projects.
Experience in the field of Neuroscience or Immunology.
Experience in electrophysiological recordings is a plus.
Personality:
Team Player
Detail-oriented
Independent
Willing to ask questions.
Excellent communication skills
Individual contributor
Note: Onsite lab based role at Client Research Labs in Cambridge, MA.
Responsibilities:
The candidate will be part of a dynamic and challenging early discovery research environment that is based at our Research Labs in Cambridge, MA.
The Scientist will report into the Client Neuro-Immunology iPSC disease modeling group lead and will be expected to work both independently and collaboratively with colleagues. This is a hands-on position. The ideal candidate shall have excellent lab skills, strong documentation skills, ability to analyze and summarize data to draw conclusions, and make recommendations.
The responsibilities of this Scientist role include but are not limited to:
Formulate and execute assay protocols to enable readouts with iPSC-derived microglial cells, tri-culture, and brain organoid models in collaboration with experimental scientists within and outside DAGS.
Work with cross-functional teams including disease area biologists, pharmacologists, and chemists to develop and implement functional assay readouts to validate neuroimmune drug targets.
Effectively communicate and present data to a diverse group of scientists including senior managers.
Qualifications:
Candidate with MS with 8+ or PhD with 2+ years of experience in molecular/cellular biology or related biological fields.
Possess excellent communication skills with ability to present clear scientific data and project updates to a diverse group of scientists.
Experience working in collaborative research environments to advance scientific projects.
Preferred:
Experience with human stem cell culture, genetic/genomic manipulations (CRISPR), biochemical assays, and automation applied to high throughput screening approaches are needed.
Previous experience working on drug discovery projects.
Experience in the field of Neuroscience or Immunology.
Experience in electrophysiological recordings is a plus.
Personality:
Team Player
Detail-oriented
Independent
Willing to ask questions.
Excellent communication skills
Individual contributor
Note: Onsite lab based role at Client Research Labs in Cambridge, MA.
Responsibilities:
The candidate will be part of a dynamic and challenging early discovery research environment that is based at our Research Labs in Cambridge, MA.
The Scientist will report into the Client Neuro-Immunology iPSC disease modeling group lead and will be expected to work both independently and collaboratively with colleagues. This is a hands-on position. The ideal candidate shall have excellent lab skills, strong documentation skills, ability to analyze and summarize data to draw conclusions, and make recommendations.
The responsibilities of this Scientist role include but are not limited to:
Formulate and execute assay protocols to enable readouts with iPSC-derived microglial cells, tri-culture, and brain organoid models in collaboration with experimental scientists within and outside DAGS.
Work with cross-functional teams including disease area biologists, pharmacologists, and chemists to develop and implement functional assay readouts to validate neuroimmune drug targets.
Effectively communicate and present data to a diverse group of scientists including senior managers.