Research Associates and Assistants at Wayne State University in U.S.A.

Responsibilities:

Mandatory is extensive knowledge of molecular biology, including PCR, next generation sequencing (Illumina), library preparation, and quality control to perform NGS and other targeted strategies in and outside our facilities
For research associates, sequencing data analysis, assay development, and background in clinical genetics
Documented experience in clinical diagnostic laboratories specializing in sequencing would be an asset
Ability to work independently with appropriate experimental and quality controls, as well as collaboratively within a multifunctional team.
Documentation of laboratory results and preparation of reports, including presentations to the research group.
Communicate effectively (verbal, written) with other scientists and non-scientific clientele.
Basic labodratory duties such as preparation of reagents, stocking of supplies, maintaining the work area, and related duties as required.
Expected to have experience in basic molecular biology techniques including: Isolation and purification of RNA and DNA (including plasmid mini and maxipreps), gel electrophoresis, DNA fragment isolation, chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) and PCR.
performing standard molecular biology techniques as part of our molecular biology research efforts (Protein/DNA/RNA)
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Essential requirements:

Experience with (NGS) sequencing technologies and assays, ideally paired with bioinformatics experience.
Technical proficiency, ability to learn new techniques quickly, effective problem solving, and critical thinking skills are required.
Ability to troubleshoot within scope of training.
Ability to consistently meet deadlines.
English proficiency and efficient communicator, grant writing skills.
Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree required for Research Assistant
D. required for Research Associate
Meet legal requirement to work in the USA

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Research Associates and Assistants at Wayne State University in U.S.A.