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Cell Biologist

Global Channel Management, Inc. · United States · back to the listing

HR standards

60/100

needs work

Title ↔ description

82/100

solid

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Unclear

no confident match

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Cell Biologist needs Masters degree in biology or related disciplines; or BS degree with 2 additional years of experience. Experience (academic or industry) in cell culture is required.

Cell Biologist requires

• Master Degree in biology or related disciplines.

• Experience (academic or industry) iPSC handling is required.

• Passion, knowledge and experience in neuroscience or rare disease research.

• Strong analytic thinking skills.

• Demonstrated ability to articulate issues, and extract and synthesize complex issues into key focus.

• Creative and curious. Can quickly adapt in a fast-paced working environment

• Strong inter-personal and communication skills.

• Proven record to collaborate and network across a wide variety of functions and work effectively with internal and external partners.

• Good organizational skills; can follow standard operating procedures and pay close attention to details

Cell Biologist duties;

• Contribute to the development and optimization of in vitro differentiation protocols and facilitate the production of iPSC-derived cell types, especially iPSC-derived neurons

• Support development of disease phenotype-specific molecular and functional assays in relevant cell types differentiated from human pluripotent stem cells

• Collaborate with the team to carry out gene editing in iPSC derived cells

• Contribute to the day-to-day maintenance of cell culture of various types

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