The University of Pittsburgh is seeking a highly motivated Research Scientist to join a laboratory focused on studying cancer immunology using mouse cancer models, patient-derived specimens, and cutting-edge techniques. This position offers the opportunity to work alongside Dr. Jing Li, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Immunology and UPMC Hillman Cancer Center.
We are looking for an individual with excellent communication skills, strong organizational abilities, and a willingness to learn new technologies. A PhD or MD/PhD degree in a related scientific field is required, along with previous laboratory experience. As a Research Scientist, your responsibilities will include working with mouse cancer models, cell culture, performing immunological assays (e.g., flow cytometry), and participating in cutting-edge technologies such as single cell RNA-seq and cell-surface proteome profiling.
Your work will be central to several major research projects, and co-authorship on high-impact publications is expected. This position offers an exceptional opportunity for career development in the fields of science, medicine, or biotechnology.
Conducts independent scientific research projects from inception to presentation. Prepares and crafts various documentations of research results into manuscripts, proposals, grant applications, and presentations. Trains undergraduates and research technicians. Manages laboratory policies and coordinates project development in collaboration with other specialists.
Conducts independent scientific research projects from inception to presentation. Prepares and crafts various documentations of research results into manuscripts, proposals, grant applications, and presentations. Trains undergraduates and research technicians. Manages laboratory policies and coordinates project development in collaboration with other specialists.
Independently conducting experiments after training, while maintaining detailed records of experiments and their outcomes and applying the theories and methods of a life science discipline to interpret and analyze experimental results.