Lab Analyst I, Safety Assessment – GLP Studies

Charles River Laboratories; Reno (NV); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus/incentives based on performance

401K

Paid time off

Stock purchase program

Health and wellness coverage

Employee and family wellbeing support

Work life balance flexibility

Job summary

Charles River Laboratories is seeking a Research Analyst I for the Safety Assessment site in Reno, NV. You will handle and process samples, collect data, and perform basic lab tasks with minimal supervision to support client studies, ensuring quality and accuracy in reports.

You will interpret study data, troubleshoot technical issues, and participate in assay development as part of a team. Strong communication and fast learner in computer programs are essential; GLP knowledge is preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in biological sciences required; bachelor’s preferred.
• 6 months minimum related lab experience; GLP knowledge beneficial.
• Proficient with basic technical skills and data collection equipment.
• Able to read and follow study protocols; communicate results clearly.

Responsibilities

• Handle and process samples and collect data.
• Perform basic laboratory tasks with minimal supervision.
• Analyze data for quality and completeness; ensure accuracy of reports.
• Write final study reports and communicate results to sponsors.

Skills

Data collection

GLP knowledge

Teamwork

Communication

Software aptitude

Education

Associate degree in biological sciences

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

Data collection equipment

Computer programs

Job description

Charles River Laboratories is seeking a Research Analyst I for the Safety Assessment site in Reno, NV. You will handle and process samples, collect data, and perform basic lab tasks with minimal supervision to support client studies, ensuring quality and accuracy in reports.

You will interpret study data, troubleshoot technical issues, and participate in assay development as part of a team. Strong communication and fast learner in computer programs are essential; GLP knowledge is preferred.