Research and Development Opportunity
This role involves conducting in vitro experiments using human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), applying advanced techniques such as cardiac differentiation, CRISPR genome editing, and multi-omics.
The successful candidate will perform laboratory-based tasks including data collection, analysis, and maintaining accurate experimental records to ensure research integrity and reproducibility.
The Research Officer will participate in routine lab operations, contribute to data presentation, and assist in continuous improvement initiatives to support the teams mission of discovering novel therapeutic approaches for children with rare genetic diseases.
Key Responsibilities
* Conduct in vitro experiments, including stem cell culture, cardiac differentiation, and data collection.
* Perform routine laboratory procedures and assist with equipment maintenance and calibration.
* Maintain detailed, accurate records of experimental methods, results, and protocols.
* Manage lab inventory, including ordering and tracking laboratory supplies.
* Support preparation of reports, publications, and presentations related to research findings.
* Comply with all safety protocols, ethical regulations, and established research procedures.
Requirements
* A Bachelor's degree in Biological Science or a related field.
* Experience with cell culture, ideally human iPSCs or hESCs.
* Sound knowledge of molecular biology techniques and standard lab procedures.
* Strong organizational, communication, and data analysis skills.
Benefits and Support
* An opportunity to work on cutting-edge research projects.
* Ongoing professional development and training opportunities.