Research Associate in vivo models in non-malignant hematology

ELAN Personal AG; Basel-Stadt; Vor Ort; CHF 80’000 - 100’000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading pharmaceutical company in Basel is seeking a Research Associate in vivo models for hematology. You will design in vivo studies, establish mouse models, and contribute to the research environment. Candidates should have a MSc/BSc in Life Sciences and relevant experience. The position offers an opportunity to work in a modern campus with a dynamic team.

Leistungen

Modern campus

Central location

Further training opportunities

Dynamic team environment

Qualifikationen

• Collaboratively design and execute in vivo studies.
• Establish and validate disease relevant mouse models.
• Effective presentation of experimental data.

Aufgaben

• Execute pharmacodynamics studies and analyze therapeutic efficacy.
• Maintain a clean work environment and support team atmosphere.
• Contribute to work process optimization.

Kenntnisse

Mouse work experience

In vitro analytical technologies

Effective communication in English

Data management and record-keeping

Teamwork commitment

Ausbildung

MSc / BSc in Life Sciences

3 years of experience with in vivo models

Jobbeschreibung

Roche Switzerland bridges the gap between pharmaceuticals and diagnostics. Important research and development functions are located here. For our long-term client, F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG in Basel, we are looking for a

Research Associate in vivo models in non-malignant hematology (m / f / d)

A healthier future. It’s what drives Roche to innovate. To continuously advance science and ensure everyone has access to the healthcare they need today and for generations to come. Creating a world where we all have more time with the people we love. That’s what makes Roche.

In Roche’s Pharmaceutical Research and Early Development organization (pRED), they make transformative medicines for patients in order to tackle some of the world’s toughest unmet healthcare needs. At pRED, they are united by their mission to transform science into medicines.

Tasks & Responsibilities :

• Collaboratively design and execute in vivo studies, and interpret data from in vivo experiments to assess the pharmacodynamics and therapeutic efficacy of novel therapies
• Establish, validate and use disease relevant mouse models of hemostasis and thrombosis, supported by in vitro analysis
• Concisely present experimental data to the group during regular team meetings
• Continuously improve test systems, treatment, analysis, and data evaluation. Contribute to work process optimization including data capture, storage and assay automation
• Work closely with all members of the group, share duties, maintain a clean work environment and actively contribute to the positive work atmosphere within the group
• MSc / BSc in Life Sciences (cellular / molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology), or completion of an apprenticeship for a research associate with at least 3 years of academic or industry experience working with in vivo models
• Mouse work experience; managing transgenic animals, injections, tissue sampling and processing, characterization of disease models, experience in terminal and survival surgeries
• Experience in applying in vitro analytical technologies such as ELISAs and biochemical assays for data analysis and result evaluations
• Effective communication in English, both in writing and orally. Skillfully able to interact with people and have strong commitment to teamwork
• Excellent data management and record-keeping skills

Nice to Have :

• Technical and theoretical background / expertise in mouse models of hemostasis and thrombosis

What you will be offered :

• An opportunity to work in one of the world's most important pharmaceutical companies
• Modern campus with plenty of green spaces and meeting areas
• Central location in Basel
• Varied job profile
• Further training opportunities through temptraining
• Working in a dynamic and motivated team

If you are interested please send your application documents addressed to Ms Diana Afonso.