Laboratory Assistant

Job Locations US-NY-Valhalla
Requisition ID
2024-11297
Position Type
Full-Time
Schedule Shift
1
Hours Per Week
35
Travel
10%
Category
Other
FLSA Status
Non-Exempt

Overview

The Li Lab is seeking for a laboratory assistant who has excellent human cell culture skill and is interested in functional genomics and/or cancer biology to join us on a NIH funded project. We study stress response pathways and protein quality control mechanisms in physiological and pathological conditions. The successful applicant will perform experiments with the guidance from the principal investigator and a postdoctoral fellow. The project uses human cancer cells as the primary model. Opportunities are available for working with C. elegans and mouse models as well.

Responsibilities

  • Design and perform experiments with guidance from the Pl and a postdoc fellow
  • Detailed documentation of experiments and results
  • Maintain the lab stock of cell lines and manage the lab database
  • Participation in lab and departmental meetings

Qualifications

Education requirement: Bachelor's degree or Master's degree in the field of Life Sciences

 

Technical/computer skills:

  • Familiarity with basic lab techniques and human cell culture.
  • Have experience in transfection and/or lentiviral transduction of mammalian cells.
  • Ability to coordinate day-to-day work, and follow protocols to complete a variety of detailed tasks. Ability to record detailed procedures and results. Familiarity with the internet and Microsoft Office.

Prior experience: Experience with molecular cloning, microscopy and/or gene expression analysis is preferred. Additional preference will be given to candidates with experience in: broad knowledge of molecular biology techniques, flow cytometry, and bioinformatics. 

 

Other skills/requirements: Excellent communication skills.

Minimum Salary

USD $45,500.00/Yr.

Maximum Salary

USD $54,600.00/Yr.

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