Research Associate - Immunobiology
- Employer
- Autolus Therapeutics plc
- Location
- White City, Oregon, US
- Salary
- Competitive
- Closing date
- Jun 4, 2024
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- Sector
- Academic / Research
- Field
- Conservation science
- Discipline
- Biology
- Salary Type
- Salary
- Employment Type
- Full time
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Location: White City, London, UK
Job Summary
Role Summary
We are seeking bright, enthusiastic Research Associates to join an Immunobiology team committed to helping to develop CAR-T-cell candidates for the treatment of a number of cancers.
Key Responsibilities
* Carry out functional immune-based assays to enable CAR T-cell product candidate selection
* Assist in the development of novel assays to investigate CAR T-cell function
* Assist in in vivo models to understand CAR T cell function and efficacy
* Interact with and support the work of senior research scientists within the Research group
* Using equipment, running QC tests and maintaining in functional condition
* Generate key proof of concept data to support project progress and advancement
* Work seamlessly with other scientific groups in the company
* Author experiment write-ups, reports and regulatory documentation
* Present at journal clubs and departmental lab meetings
* Assist in technology transfer of assays to the Clinical Assays and Process Development (Cell Manufacturing) groups
* Any other duties as required following consultation with the post-holder
Demonstrated skills and competencies
* MSc educated in Biology/Immunology or related discipline
* Familiarity with a range of immunological cell-based techniques
* Experience of mammalian cell culture
* A good understanding of cell biology and immunology
* Strong verbal and written communication skills
* Flexible, motivated with a positive attitude to problem-solving
* Capable of working independently, as well as being a team player
* Able to prioritize tasks and ensure all assigned tasks are performed in a timely manner, accurately and efficiently
* Experience of working in a laboratory environment is desirable, although full training will be given
Job Summary
Role Summary
We are seeking bright, enthusiastic Research Associates to join an Immunobiology team committed to helping to develop CAR-T-cell candidates for the treatment of a number of cancers.
Key Responsibilities
* Carry out functional immune-based assays to enable CAR T-cell product candidate selection
* Assist in the development of novel assays to investigate CAR T-cell function
* Assist in in vivo models to understand CAR T cell function and efficacy
* Interact with and support the work of senior research scientists within the Research group
* Using equipment, running QC tests and maintaining in functional condition
* Generate key proof of concept data to support project progress and advancement
* Work seamlessly with other scientific groups in the company
* Author experiment write-ups, reports and regulatory documentation
* Present at journal clubs and departmental lab meetings
* Assist in technology transfer of assays to the Clinical Assays and Process Development (Cell Manufacturing) groups
* Any other duties as required following consultation with the post-holder
Demonstrated skills and competencies
* MSc educated in Biology/Immunology or related discipline
* Familiarity with a range of immunological cell-based techniques
* Experience of mammalian cell culture
* A good understanding of cell biology and immunology
* Strong verbal and written communication skills
* Flexible, motivated with a positive attitude to problem-solving
* Capable of working independently, as well as being a team player
* Able to prioritize tasks and ensure all assigned tasks are performed in a timely manner, accurately and efficiently
* Experience of working in a laboratory environment is desirable, although full training will be given
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