Neuro Spatial Omics Support Scientist

Washington University in St. Louis; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation & Holidays

Health Insurance

Transit U-Pass

Retirement Plan

Job summary

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a specialist to support spatial technology workflows for research projects in the School of Medicine. You will train researchers, assist with data analysis, and coordinate the adoption of new spatial tools across labs.

The role emphasizes collaboration with investigators, development of education programs, and staying current with advances in spatial omics and related technologies.

Qualifications

• Phd or terminal degree required.
• Postdoctoral in Genetics, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, or related field.
• Experience with spatial technology workflows preferred.
• Ability to develop education and training programs.

Responsibilities

• Provides expertise and training for individuals and teams on spatial technology workflows.
• Serves as a resource for information on supported tools for spatial histology.
• Collaborates with lab research community to design and implement services and programs.
• Keeps abreast of scientific advances in spatial resources and experimental approaches.
• Establishes relationships with the research team to address needs.
• Gives presentations on topics of interest to scientific audiences.

Skills

Biological Databases

Biotechnology Laboratory

Classroom Training

Communication

Customer Service

Data Analysis Tools

Information Science

Interpersonal Communication

Presentation Development

General Laboratory

Research Labs

Education

Phd Or Terminal Degree Or Combination Of Education And Experience May Substitute For Minimum Education.

Job description

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a specialist to support spatial technology workflows for research projects in the School of Medicine. You will train researchers, assist with data analysis, and coordinate the adoption of new spatial tools across labs.

The role emphasizes collaboration with investigators, development of education programs, and staying current with advances in spatial omics and related technologies.