Research Senior Associate - Comprehensive Cancer Center

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The Research Senior Associate will work in the lab of Dr. Peter Chockley housed in the Pelotonia Institute for Immuno-Oncology Research Center. The candidate will work with a team of post-doctoral and graduate student researchers. The position is in part a supportive role for other lab members and performing assays at the direction of the PI. Independent projects are also an option as well if desired. Additionally, an element of administrative functions will be expected. These responsibilities will include but not limited to inventory management, lab operations, protocol compliance, organization, and data analysis. Ideal candidates will have experience in immune cell modification techniques along with animal handling experience.  

The lab is focused on designing novel therapies for cancer, utilizing a blend of cutting-edge technologies to co-opt natural receptor systems in immune cells. The lab utilizes an array of molecular biology techniques along with in vivo modeling of cancer to achieve this goal. 

Required Qualifications

• Experience applying biological/health science knowledge in a research or clinical research setting, preferably immunology or immunotherapy.
• Demonstrated experience with mammalian cell culture, molecular biology techniques (e.g. PCR, Western blot)
• Familiarity with research compliance (IRB/IBC/IACUC), data privacy, and biosafety requirements.
• Strong organizational, interpersonal, and written communication skills; ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.

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