Senior Scientist: Automated DNA Synthesis & Microarrays

Thecentermemphis; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 104,000 - 186,160; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Prescription drug

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Retirement plans

Wellness programs

Educational programs

Time-off programs

Family-friendly programs

Job summary

Thecentermemphis is seeking a Senior Scientist in Memphis, TN, to lead the development of an automated light-directed DNA synthesis platform for groundbreaking biomedical research. Key responsibilities include designing and operating the platform, supporting oligonucleotide synthesis, and developing high-throughput protocols. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree and significant experience in chemical, biomedical, or electrical engineering, particularly in optics/photolithography and microfluidics. Competitive benefits are available, including medical, dental, and retirement programs, with an estimated salary range of $104,000 to $186,160 per year.

Qualifications

• Background in chemical, biomedical, or electrical engineering.
• Experience in optics/photolithography and microfluidics.
• Knowledge of microarray technology, microfabrication, optics/microscopy, ink‑jet technology, surface/materials science.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design, development, and operation of an automated light‑directed DNA synthesis platform.
• Oversee and support oligonucleotide synthesis for various research applications.
• Develop and implement microarray protocols using Quanterix Microarrayers and light‑directed synthesizers.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to translate platform capabilities into biomedical research outcomes.

Skills

Optics/photolithography

Microfluidics

Microarray technology

Microfabrication

Ink‑jet technology

Surface/materials science

Education

Bachelor’s degree in a relevant scientific area

Job description

Thecentermemphis is seeking a Senior Scientist in Memphis, TN, to lead the development of an automated light-directed DNA synthesis platform for groundbreaking biomedical research. Key responsibilities include designing and operating the platform, supporting oligonucleotide synthesis, and developing high-throughput protocols. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree and significant experience in chemical, biomedical, or electrical engineering, particularly in optics/photolithography and microfluidics. Competitive benefits are available, including medical, dental, and retirement programs, with an estimated salary range of $104,000 to $186,160 per year.