Biologist III

The Oncology Discovery Research group has an opportunity available for a highly motivated, organized, and skilled Associate Scientist II to develop new methods/techniques and to generate reliable/reproducible data in a timely manner.

This position requires versatile technical expertise within in vitro biology, stable cell model generation/characterization, and molecular techniques and will make substantial contributions to oncology drug discovery efforts.

The candidate must be willing to work as part of a multidisciplinary research team under the mentorship of a supervisor.

• Independently conduct critical experiments that advance project goals.
• Generate and characterize stable cell models and deploy molecular biology techniques.
• Develop, read, and adapt protocols as needed while maintaining detailed and accurate records of scientific results.
• Interpret results and draw conclusions from multistage experiments, noting significant deviations and designing follow-up experiments to troubleshoot issues.
• Cryopreserve and organize important engineered cell line stocks.
• Competently and independently perform routine and complex tasks, ensuring reliable and consistent results.
• Understand project goals and maintain high proficiency in assigned projects and the broader research program.
• Maintain compliance with all applicable corporate and divisional policies and procedures.
• Adhere to corporate standards regarding code of conduct, safety, and handling of materials and controlled substances.

• MS degree in biology (or related field) or BS degree in biology with ≥ 5 years of relevant laboratory experience.
• Extensive experience with mammalian cell culture and solid understanding of cellular biology.
• Extensive experience with designing experiments and performing molecular techniques (e.g. gDNA extraction, PCR, etc.).
• Fluency in general biology lab procedures and aseptic technique.
• Ability to interpret and document results, prepare reports, and present findings to colleagues.
• Ability to conduct and interpret experiments independently and function effectively in a goal-oriented team environment.
• Detail-oriented, highly organized, strong ability to multitask.

• Background in cancer biology or functional genomic screening technology.
• Experience with next-generation sequencing technologies, including library preparation.
• Experience in collaborative teamwork in a matrix environment.
• Working knowledge of instrumentation and automation.

• Builds strong relationships with peers and cross-functional partners to enable high performance.
• Learns quickly, grasps complex concepts, and adapts to changing priorities.
• Creates a learning environment open to suggestions and experimentation for improvement.
• Embraces innovative ideas and manages innovation through to execution.

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