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Molecular Biologist I

San Antonio, TX · On-site

Job Summary As a Molecular Biologist I, you will be joining a dynamic team performing cutting edge ... regulation evaluation, sequencing, microarrays, etc. * Proven ability to conduct laboratory ...

Zoetis Spain SL

The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in both classic virology and molecular biology, including in silico sequence analysis (such as evolutionary studies and phylogenetics) and genomic ...

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Molecular Biologist / Research Scientist

Lockhart, TX • On-site

Proto-Town
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Re-posted 17 days ago

Job description

The role

We are building an automated biology platform and, and we are looking for a molecular biologist / research scientist to handle the core wet lab work: selection design, library construction, and readouts.

Responsibilities

  • Run end to end workflows, library through selection to characterized hits

  • Design selection strategy: stringency schedules, bottlenecks, counter-selections

  • Design FACS sorting and screening strategies, and interpret population trajectories across rounds

Must-haves

  1. Cell culture: hands-on experience, ideally with yeast.

  2. Molecular cloning: fundamentals (PCR amplification, Gibson assembly, Golden Gate assembly, transformations); experience with sequencing services.

  3. Flow cytometry/FACS: gating strategies, staining, sample loading.

Nice-to-haves
  • Yeast genetics and surface display
  • OrthoRep or other continuous hypermutation systems
  • phage display or PACE
  • SPR/BLI
  • NGS library prep and analysis
  • protein expression and purification
  • Opentrons, Hamilton, Tecan, or eVOLVER-class hardware.

If you have never worked in yeast, apply anyway. We would rather hire for selection judgment and long-run discipline, and teach the organism.

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