Breeding Colony Technician — Life Sciences (Mice)

Stanford University; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Stanford University’s Veterinary Service Center is seeking a Life Science Technician I to maintain and analyze genotypic data, breed and manage mouse strains, and keep precise records of procedures. The role includes observing animals and collecting specimens, with training for advanced techniques as needed.

Ideal candidates hold LATg/LAT/ALAT certification and have experience with rodent weaning, genotyping, and lab inventory systems, plus strong English communication skills.

Qualifications

• LATg/LAT/ALAT certification required or equivalent.
• Proficiency with English reading/writing and data records.
• Experience with rodent genotyping and inventory tracking.

Skills

Reading and writing English

MS Office / Google Sheets & Docs

Database systems familiarity

Teamwork and communication

Education

LATg / LAT / ALAT certification

Tools

Lab inventory management systems

Job description

Stanford University’s Veterinary Service Center is seeking a Life Science Technician I to maintain and analyze genotypic data, breed and manage mouse strains, and keep precise records of procedures. The role includes observing animals and collecting specimens, with training for advanced techniques as needed.

Ideal candidates hold LATg/LAT/ALAT certification and have experience with rodent weaning, genotyping, and lab inventory systems, plus strong English communication skills.