Scientist II, Immunohistochemistry
HireMinds - South San Francisco, CA
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Scientist II, HistologySouth San Francisco, CAOur client is at the forefront of developing a non-viral gene therapy platform capable of precisely targeting various organs in the body, delivering large payloads in multiple formats without the need for invasive procedures.We are looking for a Scientist with strong technical experience in immunohistochemistry and image analysis. In this position, you will manage a team to characterize the delivery and expression of transgenic constructs in animal tissues and in vitro cellular models.Qualifications:PhD degree in biological sciences (e.g. Molecular and Cell Biology, Pathology, Neuroscience or related field) with 3-5 years of relevant postgraduate research experience in an industry setting, or MS degree with 10+ years of relevant experience.Demonstrated experience in overseeing and managing a high functioning team of biologists responsible for histological analysis of complex tissues.Creativity and the ability to work within an interdisciplinary team to achieve technical and corporate milestones.Strong verbal and written communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.Outstanding time management skills across multiple projects.Technical Requirements and Skills:Initiate/lead complex projects and collaborate cross-functionally and/or externally.Mentor more junior scientists in the lab and on project teams.Strong technical expertise in histology, microanatomy, immunohistochemistry, RNAscope/ISH including expertise with quantitative image analysis (Visiopharm, HALO, Imaris, ImageJ, QuPath).Previous experience using high-throughput methods including autostainers (i.e. Leica Bond) and slide scanners (i.e. Evident VS200).Familiarity with research records keeping and sample management utilizing ELNs (i.e. Benchling).Significantly contribute to patent filings, diligence reports, primary research publications, and/or regulatory documents.Can expect to spend up to 30% of their time in the lab.
Created: 2025-03-03