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Research Associate (m/f/d) in vitro/ex vivo models in non-malignant hematology for F. Hoffmann La Roche in Basel
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Research Associate (m/f/d) in vitro/ex vivo models in non-malignant hematology
A healthier future. It’s what drives us to innovate. To continuously advance science and ensure everyone has access to the healthcare they need today and for generations to come. Creating a world where we all have more time with the people we love. That’s what makes us Roche. In Roche’s Pharmaceutical Research and Early Development organization (pRED), we make transformative medicines for patients in order to tackle some of the world’s toughest unmet healthcare needs. At pRED, we are united by our mission to transform science into medicines. Together, we create a culture defined by curiosity, responsibility and humility, where our talented people are empowered and inspired to bring forward extraordinary life-changing innovation at speed. We’re currently looking for a diligent and highly motivated Research Associate to join our non-malignant hematology group. As part of a larger team, you will design and execute in vitro and ex vivo experiments to evaluate the efficacy, safety and mode of action of novel therapies for bleeding disorders such as hemophilia and Von Willebrand Disease.
The perfect candidate (m/f/d) is a motivated and adaptable team player with a demonstrated ability to learn quickly. They thrive in diverse and fast-paced environments, and are eager to explore opportunities for growth and development. A Life Sciences expert (MSc/BSc or equivalent + 3 years exp.) with strong skills in confocal microscopy, live cell imaging, and microfluidic systems is sought. They excel in in vitro assays (ELISAs, biochemical assays) for data analysis.
Work hours
Working hours: Standard / Remote/Home Office: yes, but limited
Tasks
Validate and apply novel in vitro systems (incl. microphysiological systems,organoids, “organ-on-a-chip”) for the assessment of new targets or therapeutic agents that can be leveraged to address bleeding disorders
Apply state-of-the-art imaging technologies (e.g. confocal imaging) to the analysis of in vitro test systems utilizing patient plasma and blood
Collaboratively design, execute, and interpret data from in vitro and ex vivo experiments, to assess the efficacy, safety and mode of action of novel therapies in the area of bleeding disorders
Concisely present experimental data to the group during regular team meetings
Continuously improve test systems, treatment, analysis, and data evaluation Contribute to work process optimization including data capture, storage and assay automation
Work closely with all members of the group, share duties, maintain a clean work environment and actively contribute to the positive work atmosphere within the group
qualifications
MSc/BSc in Life Sciences (cellular/ molecular biology, pharmacology, immunology), or completion of an apprenticeship for a research associate (“Apprenticeship qualification”) with at least 3 years of relevant academic or industry experience (*****)
Experience in confocal microscopy, live cell imaging, and microfluidic systems (*****)
Experience in applying in vitro analytical technologies such as ELISAs and biochemical assays for data analysis and result evaluations (*****)
Effective communication in English, both in writing and orally. Skillfully able to interact with people and have strong commitment to teamwork
Excellent data management and record-keeping skills (*****)
Nice to haves
Technical and theoretical background/expertise in in vitro/ex vivo models of hemostasis and thrombosis