Translational Immuno-Oncology Scientist

Washington University; Missouri; On-site; USD 48,000 - 87,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Vacation & holidays

Health insurance

Metro U-Pass

403(b) Retirement plan

Wellness programs

Tuition support

Job summary

Washington University in Saint Louis, MO, seeks a laboratory scientist to design research protocols, manage data, and assist with translational immuno-oncology studies. The role involves collaboration with the Gillanders lab in the Department of Surgery and supports ongoing clinical trials on personalized cancer vaccines.

The ideal candidate has a Master’s degree or equivalent, 3 years in laboratory operations, and experience with ELISpot, flow cytometry and molecular biology methods.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or combination of education and/or experience may substitute for minimum education.
• No specific certification/professional license is required for this position.
• 3 years of Laboratory Operations experience.
• Experience with ELISpot, flow cytometry, and molecular biology techniques is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Designs research protocols, including procedures for data collection, verification and management.
• Assists with grant preparation and reporting.
• Performs complex statistical analysis of data and writes interpretative reports.
• Verifies data correctness and makes recommendations based on analyses.
• Documents research topics and prepares papers for publication or presentation to peers.
• Solves practical problems relating to equipment or test subjects.
• Suggests technical or procedural improvements in testing methods.
• Conducts literature searches related to the project.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Skills

ELISpot

Flow cytometry

Molecular biology

Education

Master’s degree in a relevant field

Job description

Washington University in Saint Louis, MO, seeks a laboratory scientist to design research protocols, manage data, and assist with translational immuno-oncology studies. The role involves collaboration with the Gillanders lab in the Department of Surgery and supports ongoing clinical trials on personalized cancer vaccines.

The ideal candidate has a Master’s degree or equivalent, 3 years in laboratory operations, and experience with ELISpot, flow cytometry and molecular biology methods.