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πŸ“‹ Description

  • Design, execute, and troubleshoot experiments and assays under the guidance of Senior Scientists
  • Learn analytical and computational methodologies to analyze results under the guidance of Senior
  • Present scientific findings both verbally at group meetings and via internal written reports
  • Document experimental details and results
  • Collaborate with other teams to implement lab and bioinformatic workflows
  • Contribute positively to organizing and maintaining the R&D lab

🎯 Requirements

  • BS or MS in Bioengineering, Molecular and Cell Biology, Microbiology, Biophysics, Biochemistry, or
  • 1–2 years of research experience (either during BS/MS or afterwards)
  • Previous experience with standard molecular biology techniques (in particular, extensive experience
  • An ability to quickly learn mathematical, analytical, and experimental concepts
  • High mathematical and statistical aptitude (e.g., you find the GRE math section to be extremely
  • Great attention to detail

🎁 Benefits

  • Working alongside brilliant, kind, passionate and dedicated colleagues, in an empowering
  • Open, transparent culture that includes weekly Town Hall meetings
  • The ability to indirectly or directly change the lives of hundreds of thousands patients
  • Multiple medical benefit options; employee premiums paid 100% of select plans, dependents covered
  • Extremely generous Family Bonding Leave for eligible employees (16 weeks, paid at 100%)
  • Supplemental fertility benefits coverage
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