PhD Candidate in Viral Immunology — Hybrid Work

IrsiCaixa AIDS Research Institute; España; On-site; EUR 15,000 - 21,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work option

Sponsored training in scientific and 7

International collaboration

Job summary

IrsiCaixa AIDS Research Institute in Spain seeks a PhD student to participate in biomedical research focusing on viral infections. You will work in BSL-3 facilities, contribute to innovative projects within a national and international network, and join a research group linked to a funded PID project.

The role requires a Master degree and expertise in biology, with strong English and a motivation to pursue scientific research.

Qualifications

• Master degree or equivalent in a relevant field.
• Excellent written and oral English communication.
• Strong organizational and time management skills.
• Experience with scientific output (conferences/publications) is an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Independently perform daily wet-lab experimental work.
• Maintain detailed documentation of protocols and data analysis workflows.
• Collaborate with research partners in experimental design, data analysis, and interpretation.
• Prepare scientific presentations and manuscripts for publication.
• Present findings internally and at external meetings and conferences.
• Communicate progress with Principal Investigators.
• Commit to full-time work with a flexible schedule.

Skills

English fluency

Organizational skills

Scientific output

Time management

Education

Master degree

Tools

Flow cytometry

Cell culture

Molecular biology

Job description

IrsiCaixa AIDS Research Institute in Spain seeks a PhD student to participate in biomedical research focusing on viral infections. You will work in BSL-3 facilities, contribute to innovative projects within a national and international network, and join a research group linked to a funded PID project.

The role requires a Master degree and expertise in biology, with strong English and a motivation to pursue scientific research.