Flagship Pioneering, Inc.

Biotech

SeniorScientist,Biology

FL106
The Brief

“Senior Scientist, Biology at Flagship Pioneering, Inc.. Skills: Cell isolation, Cell sorting, SiRNA, Flow cytometry, Microscopy. Design experiments. Execute experiments”

Industry & Context.

Biotech
Problems you'll solve

Troubleshooting; Data analysis; Experimental design; Statistical analysis

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Ph.D. in Cell Biology, 6+ years of experience, M.S. degree with substantial industry experience, Expertise in flow cytometry, Cell sorting (FACS), Panel design, Troubleshooting, Data analysis using FlowJo, Hands-on experience with cell isolation, Tissue dissociation, Magnetic bead-based separation, Extensive experience with mouse models, In vitro experimental techniques, SiRNA design, Delivery, Optimization, Functional validation, Hands-on experience with microscopy platforms, Fluorescence, Confocal, Live-cell, High-content imaging systems, Quantitative data analysis, Experimental design, Statistical analysis skills, Excellent communication skills, Presentation skills, Scientific writing skills, Ability to work independently, Ability to work collaboratively

Nice to Have

Experience in translational research, Drug discovery, Preclinical therapeutic development, Experience in biotechnology industry, Pharmaceutical industry settings, Experience with cell profiling, Phenotyping, Functional assays, Primary mouse and human cells, Established cell lines, Experience with single-cell technologies, Spatial biology technologies, ScRNA-seq, CITE-seq, Spatial transcriptomics, Experience managing CROs, External collaborators, Cross-functional project teams, Proficiency with qPCR, Western blotting, ELISA, Multiplex cytokine assays, RNA-seq, Transcriptomic analysis, Gene silencing approaches, Gene-editing approaches, Protein overexpression systems, Immunohistochemistry (IHC), Immunofluorescence (IF), Advanced flow

What You'll Do.

Perform multi-parameter flow cytometry

Design flow cytometry panels

Optimize flow cytometry panels

Troubleshoot flow cytometry

Interpret flow cytometry data

Perform cell isolation

Optimize cell isolation

Execute mouse studies

Characterize phenotypes

Develop siRNA approaches

Apply siRNA approaches

Perform microscopy-based experiments

Analyze imaging datasets

Utilize molecular techniques

Utilize cellular techniques

Support target validation

Support mechanism-of-action studies

Design cell profiling experiments

Analyze cell profiling experiments

Interpret cell profiling experiments

Contribute to biomarker discovery

Contribute to translational research

Contribute to preclinical characterization

Analyze experimental findings

Interpret experimental findings

Generate technical reports

Generate presentations

Generate study summaries

Generate scientific documentation

Collaborate with internal teams

Collaborate with CROs

Collaborate with academic partners

Collaborate with external partners

Mentor junior scientists

Contribute to research environment

Provide scientific leadership

Contribute to research strategy

Lead cross-functional initiatives

Maintain experimental records

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Senior leadership; Internal teams; CROs; Academic collaborators; External partners; Junior scientists; Research environment

Communication Scope

Presentation; Scientific writing

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