We are seeking an early-career Scientist to join the Cellular Resilience teamto contribute to groundbreaking, early discovery research at the intersection ofgene delivery and cell therapy The successful candidatewillleverage theirexpertise in Immune cell engineering, functional assay development, and synthetic/molecular biologyto develop the next generation ofcellular therapies

Key Responsibilities

• Engineering cell lines and primary immune cells by viral and non-viral techniques

• In-vitro cellular assay development with an emphasis on high-throughput readouts such as multicolor flow cytometry, plate reader, ELISA/MSD, qPCR

• Analyze and interpret complex experimental data, present findings to both internal and external stakeholders

Qualifications

• BS/MSwith 5+ years or PhD with 0+ years of post-graduate experience in a relevant field including (but not limited to) molecular biology, synthetic biology, Immunology, Biological/ChemicalBiomedical engineering…etc

• Hands-on experience in the culture and engineering of established cell lines and primary human immune cells by viral and non-viral techniques suchas lentivirus, AAV, LNP, electroporation…etc

• Hands-on experience with the execution and data analysis ofimmune functional assays including in vitro cytotoxicity, co-cultures, proliferation, and cytokine measurement

• Proactive, highly self-motivated, and thrives in a workplace where goals may shift

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with multi-color flow cytometry experiment design, acquisition, and analysis

• Experience with gene editing technologies (ieCRISPR, TALE, Zinc Finger …etc) and evaluating gene editing outcomes (ieFlow cytometry, qPCR, sanger sequence, NGS.etc)