FluidFM/Live-Seq Research Engineer

Institut Curie - Research Center; France; On-site; EUR 29,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Collective catering

Transport reimbursement 70%

Health insurance

Job summary

The Institut Curie - Research Center is seeking a motivated research engineer to advance FluidFM and Live-Seq within the Single Cell Initiative. You will develop and optimize protocols and train users to implement their Live-Seq projects.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in Physics, Biophysics, Engineering, or related field, hands-on AFM and/or microfluidics experience, strong English, and excellent teamwork.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Physics, Biophysics, Engineering, or related field.
• Hands-on experience in a research laboratory is a plus.
• Strong English written and spoken communication.

Responsibilities

• Develop and optimize FluidFM protocols for Live-Seq applications.
• Train internal and external users on Live-Seq implementation.
• Explore FluidFM capabilities for single-cell manipulation and related approaches.
• Collaborate with CSCO and UMR 168 lab to advance technology.
• Support project execution from methodology development to data generation.

Skills

English proficiency

Communication & teamwork

Integrity & rigor

Education

Master’s degree in Physics/Biophysics/Engineering

Tools

Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)

Microfluidics

Optical microscopy

Job description

The Institut Curie - Research Center is seeking a motivated research engineer to advance FluidFM and Live-Seq within the Single Cell Initiative. You will develop and optimize protocols and train users to implement their Live-Seq projects.

Requirements include a Master’s degree in Physics, Biophysics, Engineering, or related field, hands-on AFM and/or microfluidics experience, strong English, and excellent teamwork.