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About Team: Antibody team
The antibody team is involved in engineering and development of antibodies, with a deep focus on reagent quality and specificity. The core activities of team include design, development, purification, conjugation and testing of antibodies in a variety of immunoassay applications using groundbreaking tools and technologies. The goal of the program is advanced product development and creation of product specific information to promote research use.
Role & Responsibilities
Role:
To be an integral part of an antibody development team with a focus on performance and specificity using innovative molecular, protein, and cell biology methods.
Responsibilities:
- Meticulous experimental planning and execution to meet program goals.
- Timely record keeping of results into data sheets and laboratory note-books.
- Regular mining of literature and keeping oneself up to date with developments in the field of antibody development.
- Compilation and presentation of data in written and oral formats. Active participation in team meetings.
- Attention to detail and adherence to schedules.
Candidate Requirement:
Education & Experience levels:
Applicants should have Master’s with 0-3 years confirmed experience or a fresh PhD (submitted within the last one year) in a life sciences field with a strong focus on protein design, protein purification, molecular biology, immunology, biotechnology or biochemistry.
Nature of experience:
- Experience in molecular biology, which could include nucleic acid extraction, PCR, and cloning. Experience working with RNA and understanding of sophisticated methodologies for RNA work.
- Experience with bioinformatics such as BLAST, pairwise and multiple sequence analysis, design and construction of expression vectors, codon optimization, PCR primer design. Experience with molecular biology tools such as Snapgene, CLC Workbench or Geneious.
- Prior work in single cell molecular biology workflows, next generation sequencing and/or display technologies desirable.
- Knowledge and experience in protein purification, immunoassays such as ELISA, Western Blotting, Immunocytochemistry, Immunohistochemistry or Flow cytometry, and cell culture techniques. Experience with protein or antibody conjugation will be a plus.
- Theoretical or practical experience in antibody development platforms is desirable.
- Project or work experience in support of relevant skills such as publications, project reports or thesis work.
- Proficient in MS Office applications such as Word, Powerpoint, Excel and possess a strong statistical knowledge and familiarity with statistical software such as Prism.
