CTG Lab Research Technician

The Cellular and Tissue Genomics department in gRED is seeking a highly talented and

passionate Research Technician II for a cutting-edge project implementing and

developing technologies for large-scale high-content genetic perturbation screens. The

successful candidate will be in the lab, and execute advanced molecular biology and

high-content screening experiments in single-cell biology and functional genomics.

They will support large-scale perturbation data generation efforts to facilitate the

development and application of computational algorithms and AI/ML models to decipher

complex cellular circuits. An important part of the role will consist in communicating

results and iterating on experimental design. This is a great opportunity to learn new

skills and concepts in both molecular biology, single-cell genomics, and functional

genomics.

The ideal candidate for this position will:

Have a Bachelor s, Master's, or PhD degree in Biology, Genetics, biomedical

engineering, or related field with 2-5 years of experience

Be well-versed in designing and executing cell and molecular biology

experiments, interpreting data, and making figures

Have experience with molecular biology techniques and mammalian tissue culture

Particular experience in one or more of viral vector technology, single-cell

RNA-seq, CRISPR-based genome editing preferred, but not required

Be self-motivated, analytical, highly organized, and have great communication

and interpersonal skills

Contribute to team-based science and technology development

Demonstrate a passion for science and eagerness to learn

The successful candidate may expect from us:

An opportunity to gain expertise in state-of-the-art technologies and

pioneering research

Strong exposure in the field of functional genomics and pooled genetic

screening

Participation in seminar series featuring academic and industry scientists

Mentoring to further develop professional skills and career