Research Associate I — Advanced Biosensor Technology

Biolinq; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401(k)

Job summary

Biolinq is seeking a Research Associate to contribute to the design, synthesis, and evaluation of next-generation intradermal biosensor architectures. You will work within a fast-paced team of engineers and scientists, performing experiments, data collection, and analysis to advance wearable biosensor technology.

The role requires a BS in a related field and 2–4+ years (or MS with 0–2+ years) of lab experience, with strong electrochemistry knowledge.

Qualifications

• BS degree or higher in biomedical, chemical, materials science, chemistry, biochemistry, or related fields.
• 2–4+ years with BS or 0–2+ years with MS, with a track record of excellence in scientific lab duties.
• Strong working knowledge of electrochemistry and electrochemical techniques.

Responsibilities

• Design and synthesize novel electrochemical biosensor architectures to validate hypotheses.
• Maintain lab safety and equipment; prepare reagents and solutions.
• Catalog materials and coordinate with suppliers for reagents and fixtures.
• Perform automated electrochemical experiments, calibrations, and record results with QC.
• Analyze large datasets to compare biosensor performance in vitro and in vivo.
• Present frequent briefings on experimental motivation, methods and results.
• Interface with engineering to integrate systems with biosensors and translate designs to development programs.

Skills

Electrochemistry

Enzyme biosensors

Polymer chemistry

Surface chemistry

Python

JMP

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Engineering or related field

Tools

Electrochemical instrumentation

Job description

Biolinq is seeking a Research Associate to contribute to the design, synthesis, and evaluation of next-generation intradermal biosensor architectures. You will work within a fast-paced team of engineers and scientists, performing experiments, data collection, and analysis to advance wearable biosensor technology.

The role requires a BS in a related field and 2–4+ years (or MS with 0–2+ years) of lab experience, with strong electrochemistry knowledge.