Associate Scientist I Dmpk Jobs in Washington

At least 3 years of laboratory experience.

Experience with NGS library preparation and analysis.

Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Superior organizational skills and a strong work ethic.

Some work from home is permitted, depending on laboratory schedule.

Experience with error-corrected NGS and low-frequency variant detection.

Contribute to training, education, and outreach efforts targeted to scientific users in collaboration with the Communications team

Collect, analyze, and help implement feedback on outcomes from training, education, and outreach programs and resources

Experience with cell type classification in brain or any other organ system

Experience analyzing high-throughput transcriptomics or epigenetics data

Basic knowledge of website design

Strong organizational skills and meticulous attention to detail

Strong writing skills and efficient at documentation; comfortable communicating with project managers and subject matter experts about processes and technologies.

Experience with Microsoft Office apps (Word, PowerPoint, Excel).

Experience with aseptic technique and small-scale cell culture

Experience with upstream bioprocessing equipment, especially perfusion technology, as well as analytical or downstream purification equipment.

Experience maintaining and troubleshooting scientific or electronic equipment.

Experience preparing cell culture media and buffers.

Excellent skills in prioritizing and time management.

Bachelor’s degree with 10 years’ experience in novel immunotherapies; or

Master’s degree with 8 years’ experience in novel immunotherapies; or

PhD with 2 years’ experience in novel immunotherapies inclusive of postdoc experience

Experience with logistical planning and overseeing the implementation of numerous simultaneous murine experiments.

Possess good interpersonal and strong written/verbal communication skills.