This position is responsible for executing experiments and analyzing the resulting data in support of reagent and assay development projects with close supervision. This is a laboratory-based position responsible for advancing research and/or development objectives focused on leading-edge biomarker measurements and technology.

·Executes experiments and implements plans under close guidance utilizing established protocols.

·Assists in data analysis and the preparation of experimental reports and/or presentations.

·Participates in general lab maintenance initiatives including but not limited to maintaining laboratory supplies and equipment, maintaining electronic inventory list database, physical inventory, processing/aliquotting/vialing/labeling materials, and preparing and maintaining reagent inventories.

• May be selected to monitor and report on the infrastructure of a particular lab or functional area.
• Specific duties may vary depending upon departmental requirements. 

• Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, or related area is required.
• Master’s degree a plus.
• Hands-on laboratory experience is highly desired, industry experience is a plus.

• Strong knowledge of scientific fundamentals with an analytical background.

·Knowledge of immunoassay technology is a plus.

·Demonstrated aptitude for learning of and adhering to standard laboratory techniques and safety precautions.

·Solid communication (written and verbal) skills regardless of the format (e.g., documents, public speaking situations, presentations, etc.).

·Excellent organizational, planning, and time management skills.

·Attention to detail with demonstrated commitment to excellence and performance.

·Demonstrated propensity to be creative, collaborative, proactive, and self-motivated in the execution and completion of assigned tasks.

·Ability to execute experiments following protocols and/or SOPs.

·Basic data analysis skills. Knowledge of MS Excel, GraphPad Prism, and SharePoint is a plus.

·While performing the duties of this job, the individual is frequently required to sit and stand for long periods. The individual is occasionally required to walk; use hands and fingers to operate, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls; reach with hands and arms.

·Up to 75 % of the day may be spent at a lab bench.

·There are aspects of the position’s duties that require a person in this role to work at heights above four (4) feet on occasion and move/lift up to 25 pounds.

• Laboratory environment working with chemical reagents and performing some Biosafety Level 2 work.
• May involve handling of BSL-2 materials and organisms including human blood and/or blood products.