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The Mulvaney lab at the Children’s National Research and Innovation Center in Washington, DC, affiliated with Virginia Tech, seeks a full-time research coordinator. The role combines computational analyses, data modeling, and documentation to support cancer research projects targeting enzyme vulnerabilities.
You will maintain notebooks, manage data in GitHub and GEO, and have opportunities to publish. Training will be provided, and collaboration spans VT, CNH, and FBRI partners.
Seeking a full time research coordinator who is creative, enthusiastic, and motivated for the Mulvaney lab at the Children’s National Research and Innovation Center in Washington, DC. The lab will be affiliated with the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute (FBRI) at Virginia Tech and jointly be members of the Children’s National Hospital Cancer and Immunobiology program. The lab’s work focuses on signaling pathways in pediatric and adult cancers—with a particular emphasis on therapeutically targeting enzyme vulnerabilities. Available projects include structurally and biochemically identifying mechanisms of substrate recruitment to methyltransferases, such as PRMT5, and CRISPR screening for combination drug treatments for various tumor types.
The research coordinator will be responsible for performing computational analyses and modeling. Additional duties include maintaining a well-kept lab notebook and documentation on GitHub, GEO and other relevant computational databases for publication. Training will be provided for all aspects of the position. RAs will contribute to interesting projects and have the opportunity to publish or co-publish their work.
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Non-Exempt: Eligible for overtime
Restricted
Starting range at $55,000. Commensurate with experience.
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8/13/2026
The successful candidate will be required to have a criminal conviction check.
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