Cell Associate Scientist
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A Cell Associate Scientist performs cell culture, membrane-based and cell-based functional assays, radio-labelled assays and tissue extraction, and supports assay development, troubleshooting, validation, data analysis, and literature review.
About this role
Cell Associate Scientist
1. Cell culture.
2. Membrane-based and cell-based functional assays.
3. Radio-labelled assays and animal tissue extraction.
4. New project or assay development, data analysis, literature review and search.
5. Assay troubleshooting, optimisation and validation.
6. Equipment maintenance and SOP document system management.
7. Brainstorming for innovative ideas on new assay methods or new testing platform setup.
8. Team support and other tasks assigned by supervisor.
Qualifications
1. Master’s degree in life science-related fields.
2. 1+ year research experience in laboratory with cell culture skills.
3. Scientific perception in operation and innovation.
4. Good communication in oral and written English.
5. Problem-solving skill and team spirit.
6. Proficient in Microsoft office (i.e.: Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Preferences:
1. Flow Cytometry and image-based High-content analysis experience.
Skills
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