Full Time Molecular Genetic Research Lab Tech – Population Genetics.
The North Gulf Oceanic Society (http://www.whalesalaska.org/) has an opportunity for a molecular genetic lab technician to work on a fixed term contract to support our research on genetic stock assignment and prey metabarcoding. NGOS conducts research on the behavioral and molecular ecology of cetaceans throughout Alaska and the North Pacific. Research on the population genetics and genomics of cetaceans is conducted in collaboration with NOAA Fisheries science centers located in Seattle, WA (USA).
We are looking to hire a full-time research technician with an advanced degree on a limited term appointment (6 months) with a start date of approximately May 1, 2020.
The candidate will be responsible for molecular genetic bench work, library prep, sequencing and bioinformatic processing.
Candidates for this position should have (1) a Master’s or PhD in Molecular Biology, Genetics, or a related field, (2) demonstrated experience with next generation sequencing, (3) excellent analytical skills, including experience with R and command line programming, (4) the ability and desire to work as part of a larger collaborative team, (5) excellent problem solving, organizational and critical thinking skills.
The position will be located in Seattle, WA. Work is expected to be completed by December 31, 2020, with potential for expansion into future projects and subsequent study years. The value of the contract will be dependent on the ideal candidate’s professional experience and education qualifications ($4132 - $5500/month).
TO APPLY - Interested applicants should submit a CV and brief cover letter, to Dr. Kim Parsons ([email protected]).
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