Postdoctoral Fellow: Brain Aging & Microglia Research
Calico Life Sciences
South San Francisco (CA)
On-site
USD 85,500 - 104,500
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Professional development opportunities
Integration into a vibrant scientific community
Job summary
A biotechnology company in South San Francisco is seeking ambitious early career scientists for a Postdoctoral Fellowship. The role involves leading independent research focused on aging and age-related diseases, with a strong emphasis on publication. Candidates must have a PhD in a relevant field and exhibit excellent teamwork and communication skills. This is a full-time position requiring onsite work., along with professional development opportunities to enhance research independence.
Qualifications
Must have recently completed a PhD degree in a relevant field.
Experience demonstrated by a meaningful first author paper accepted for publication.
Proficiency in core scientific methodologies and analytical skills.
Responsibilities
Lead independent research focused on innovative projects.
Contribute to understanding of aging and age-related diseases.
Execute experiments meticulously and analyze data.
Generate work expected for publication upon completion.
Collaborate with diverse teams and present results.
Skills
Strong teamwork and communication skills
Detail-oriented
Analytical skills
Quantitative problem-solving
Education
PhD degree in a relevant scientific or computational field
Job description
A biotechnology company in South San Francisco is seeking ambitious early career scientists for a Postdoctoral Fellowship. The role involves leading independent research focused on aging and age-related diseases, with a strong emphasis on publication. Candidates must have a PhD in a relevant field and exhibit excellent teamwork and communication skills. This is a full-time position requiring onsite work., along with professional development opportunities to enhance research independence.