Research Scientist – Permanent position (CDI)-cea

Immunology; Paris; Hybrid; EUR 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

The French Society of Immunology, located in Paris, is seeking a permanent researcher to join its Hemato-Immunology Research Department. The ideal candidate will hold a PhD and have a strong background in immunology, along with post-doctoral experience. Responsibilities include contributing to ongoing projects and exploring new research avenues.

Successful applicants should be proficient in English, possess exceptional communication skills, and be able to work proactively in a team. Expertise in immuno-oncology and immune regulation is of interest.

Qualifications

• Strong background in immunology.
• Post-doctoral research experience is required.

Responsibilities

• Work on current projects and develop new research avenues.

Skills

Proficient in oral and written English

Excellent communication skills

Multitasking skills

Team-oriented

Proactive

Result-driven

Education

PhD in Immunology

Job description

CEA / Hemato‑Immunology Research Department (SRHI), Saint‑Louis Hospital, Paris, France

SRHI is a research department of CEA and part of INSERM UMR1342, located at Saint‑Louis Hospital in Paris (75010). Our research focuses on immune modulation mechanisms and applications, particularly on the immune checkpoint HLA‑G, with projects in oncology and transplantation. We collaborate closely with clinicians in oncology, urology, radiotherapy, and anatomopathology departments, performing oncology projects on patient samples and focusing on HLA‑G biology.

We have access to state‑of‑the‑art core facilities, including spectral flow cytometry, cell sorting, imaging, genomics, and protein biochemistry, and our in‑house know‑how includes the use of patient‑derived 3D structures such as tumor spheroids re‑infused with TILs and analysed in microfluidic chips.

Candidate Profile

SRHI currently counts 3 permanent researchers and we are recruiting a new permanent team member to work with us on our current projects and also develop new research avenues. Applicants must hold a PhD, have a strong background in immunology, and have post‑doctoral research experience. Candidates should be proficient in both oral and written English, possess excellent communication and multitasking skills, and be team‑oriented, proactive, and result‑driven.

Expertise of Interest

• Immuno‑oncology
• Immune regulation and tolerance
• Immune checkpoints
• Clinical applications
• High‑dimensional datasets
• Omics‑based experiments and analyses