Research Associate, Bioengineering & Neurotech (On-site)
Slope
San Francisco (CA)
On-site
USD 90,000 - 120,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Slope is looking for a Research Associate to join their Bioengineering department in San Francisco. In this role, you will conduct experiments in areas such as molecular biology and neuroscience, while maintaining lab records and collaborating with team members. Ideal candidates will have a degree in Biology or related fields, along with hands-on experience in molecular cloning or protein purification. You will be part of a team pushing the boundaries of brain-computer interfaces, making impactful contributions to groundbreaking research.
Qualifications
Hands-on experience in molecular cloning, protein purification, mammalian cell culture, or in vivo biology is required.
Strong attention to detail and a collaborative, organized approach to experimental work.
Prior experience in an academic or industry research lab is preferred.
Responsibilities
Execute experiments in areas such as molecular biology and protein biochemistry.
Maintain accurate lab records and inventories.
Analyze and present data to guide experimental design.
Skills
Molecular cloning
Protein purification
Mammalian cell culture
In vivo biology
Attention to detail
Collaboration
Education
BS, BA, or MS in Biology, Biochemistry, Neuroscience, Bioengineering, or related field
Tools
SDS-PAGE
Fluorescence microscopy
Job description
Slope is looking for a Research Associate to join their Bioengineering department in San Francisco. In this role, you will conduct experiments in areas such as molecular biology and neuroscience, while maintaining lab records and collaborating with team members. Ideal candidates will have a degree in Biology or related fields, along with hands-on experience in molecular cloning or protein purification. You will be part of a team pushing the boundaries of brain-computer interfaces, making impactful contributions to groundbreaking research.