Rsch Pro 1-Biochemistry

Summary:
The successful candidate will assist in engineering complex genetic circuits in human and insect cell lines. Part of this project will include building and testing alternative programmable transcription factors and Base Editors for the host of interest.
Perform molecular biology experiments (60%) – The applicant will measure Base Editor activity in mammalian cells, including preparing and maintaining cell cultures, transfecting constructs, and analyzing experimental results.
Order lab supplies and materials (20%) – Maintain appropriate inventory of reagents, consumables, and equipment; coordinate with vendors and ensure timely procurement to support ongoing projects.
Organize the lab space (20%) – Ensure laboratory workspaces are clean, organized, and compliant with safety and recordkeeping standards; assist with general lab upkeep and equipment maintenance.

Qualifications:
Bachelor’s Degree in Biology or a related field, or a combination of education and relevant laboratory experience to equal at least four years.

Pay Range: $20-$22/hr; depending on education/qualifications/experience.

This is a temporary/casual position.

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