Immunotherapy Research Technician IV: T Cell Lab

Phase2 Technology; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 28,000 - 35,000; Full time

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Job summary

The University of Arizona in Downtown Phoenix invites applications for a Research Technician IV in the CAMI program to help develop novel T cell–based cancer therapies under a Principal Scientist. The role emphasizes meticulous data handling, instrument operation, molecular biology and tissue culture tasks, and collaborative problem solving.

Responsibilities include analyzing complex datasets, maintaining rigorous notes, managing mouse colonies, and ensuring lab safety and protocol adherence in

Qualifications

• HS diploma or high school diploma equivalency required.
• Minimum of 7 years of relevant experience, or equivalent combination of education and work experience.
• Experience with animal handling and mouse colony maintenance.
• Experience with molecular biology (PCR, cloning, DNA preparation) and biochemical assays (protein purification, Western blots, ELISA).
• Experience with flow cytometry.
• Experience with mammalian cell tissue culture and mouse handling.
• Experience with basic lab protocols.
• Experience in complying with laboratory safety regulations.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the design, execution, and analysis of complex experiments under supervision.
• Analyze, curate, and organize scientific data and records.
• Routine maintenance, calibration, preparation, and operation of complex laboratory instruments.
• Follow and maintain detailed protocols, instrument documentation, and troubleshoot issues.
• Perform routine laboratory procedures including molecular biology, biochemical assays, and sterile tissue culture.
• Maintain detailed notebooks of experimental design, setup, calculations and execution.
• Collect, organize, and perform basic experimental data analysis under supervision.
• Assist with acquisition of lab supplies and maintenance of lab inventories.
• Mouse colony management including animal handling, care, records, and breeding.
• Assist with animal experiments and data acquisition; follow UAC procedures.
• Follow lab safety protocols and waste disposal procedures.
• Train colleagues in operation of equipment, instruments, and techniques.

Job description

The University of Arizona in Downtown Phoenix invites applications for a Research Technician IV in the CAMI program to help develop novel T cell–based cancer therapies under a Principal Scientist. The role emphasizes meticulous data handling, instrument operation, molecular biology and tissue culture tasks, and collaborative problem solving.

Responsibilities include analyzing complex datasets, maintaining rigorous notes, managing mouse colonies, and ensuring lab safety and protocol adherence in