In Vitro Toxicology Scientist I/II

Lancesoft; South San Francisco (CA); In loco; USD 70.000 - 95.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Lancesoft seeks a motivated investigator for the Translational Safety Investigative Toxicology group. You will culture primary cells and lines, perform in vitro assays to assess cytotoxicity and metabolism, and document results with high-content imaging and flow cytometry.

The role spans multiple tissues and emphasizes collaboration and data-driven insights. The candidate will contribute to projects and peer-reviewed publications, requiring strong communication and teamwork in a dynamic lab

Competenze

• BS/BA in pharmacology, pharmaceutical science, biology, bioengineering, chemistry, physiology, or related discipline is required.
• MS degree desirable, but not required.

Mansioni

• Culture and expand primary cells and cell lines for in vitro screenings.
• Perform assays including cytotoxicity and metabolic changes in cells.
• Capture cell culture images using high content imaging.
• Apply flow cytometry and other technologies to analyze samples.
• Contribute scientific insights and data analyses for peer‑review publications.

Conoscenze

Cell culture

Flow cytometry

High content screening

Confocal microscopy

Gene expression analysis

In vitro assays

Data analysis & presentation

Formazione

Bachelor's degree (BS/BA) in pharmacology/biol/chemistry

Master's degree desirable

Strumenti

Luminex/ELISAs

Immortalized/primary cell culture platforms

High content imaging platforms

Descrizione del lavoro

Lancesoft seeks a motivated investigator for the Translational Safety Investigative Toxicology group. You will culture primary cells and lines, perform in vitro assays to assess cytotoxicity and metabolism, and document results with high-content imaging and flow cytometry.

The role spans multiple tissues and emphasizes collaboration and data-driven insights. The candidate will contribute to projects and peer-reviewed publications, requiring strong communication and teamwork in a dynamic lab