Virology Research Scientist – Antiviral Discovery

Emory University; Atlanta (GA); Presencial; USD 110.000 - 160.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Emory University in Atlanta seeks an Associate Academic Research Scientist to lead and execute advanced virology research in antiviral drug discovery. You will work within the Schinazi Lab, contributing to assay development, data interpretation, and collaboration across disciplines, while ensuring rigorous documentation.

The role requires hands-on experience in cellular and molecular virology, management of projects, and adherence to biosafety standards in BSL-2+ and BSL-3 environments.

Formación

• PhD or MD with five years of professional level experience, or Master’s with ten years
• Experience in virology, antiviral research, or related field
• Eligible for Georgia medical license if MD degree
• Leadership and project management experience in multidisciplinary labs

Responsabilidades

• Perform molecular, cellular, and virological techniques for antiviral discovery and mechanism studies.
• Execute complex experiments with precision, including antiviral efficacy assays and cytotoxicity testing.
• Culture mammalian cell lines, produce viral stocks, and perform downstream analyses (qPCR, Western blot, immunoassays).
• Prepare technical documentation and reports; analyze results and contribute to manuscripts.

Conocimientos

Virology techniques

Cell culture

Molecular assays

qPCR

Western blot

Immunoassays

Educación

PhD or MD in a relevant field

Master’s degree in a related field

Herramientas

Biosafety protocols

Descripción del empleo

Emory University in Atlanta seeks an Associate Academic Research Scientist to lead and execute advanced virology research in antiviral drug discovery. You will work within the Schinazi Lab, contributing to assay development, data interpretation, and collaboration across disciplines, while ensuring rigorous documentation.

The role requires hands-on experience in cellular and molecular virology, management of projects, and adherence to biosafety standards in BSL-2+ and BSL-3 environments.