Immunology & Protein Engineering Research Technician I–II

careers-benaroyaresearch; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Flexible spending accounts

Short and long-term disability

403(b) retirement plan with matching

Holidays and vacation

Employee assistance program

Educational assistance

Subsidized ORCA pass

Wellness benefits

Voluntary benefits

Job summary

Benaroya Research Institute in Seattle seeks a Research Technician I or II to join a new interdisciplinary group mapping how protein sequence affects receptor engagement and immune outcomes. The role focuses on mammalian cell engineering, flow cytometry, and high-throughput mutational screening with opportunities to develop computational biology and ML skills.

The anticipated start date is November 2026, with flexible timing based on candidate availability and potential authorship on

Qualifications

• BS/BA in biology, bioengineering, or related field required.
• Hands-on experience in a biological research lab desired.
• Experience with mammalian cell culture, flow cytometry, NGS and antibody expression advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Execute and optimize experiments and maintain detailed electronic lab notebook.
• Analyze data and communicate results in meetings and presentations.
• Collaborate with colleagues to develop a new research laboratory.

Skills

Mammalian cell culture

Flow cytometry

Next-generation sequencing

Antibody expression

Education

BS/BA in biology or related field

Job description

Benaroya Research Institute in Seattle seeks a Research Technician I or II to join a new interdisciplinary group mapping how protein sequence affects receptor engagement and immune outcomes. The role focuses on mammalian cell engineering, flow cytometry, and high-throughput mutational screening with opportunities to develop computational biology and ML skills.

The anticipated start date is November 2026, with flexible timing based on candidate availability and potential authorship on