Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
$117,000.00 - $201,250.00 py
Enveloped virus entry mechanisms
Cell-based assay development
Lentiviral vector systems
Lead research focused on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of enveloped virus entry, designing experiments to characterize viral glycoprotein and host cell receptor interactions
Job Summary
Lead research focused on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of enveloped virus entry, designing experiments to characterize viral glycoprotein and host cell receptor interactions.
Develop and validate robust cell-based assays for receptor expression, ligand/virus binding, and internalization pathways using flow cytometry, microscopy, and reporter assays.
Integrate data with cross-functional partners to inform target selection, vector design, and process improvements for therapeutic progress.
Matching Summary
Lead research focused on the cellular and molecular mechanisms of enveloped virus entry, designing experiments to characterize viral glycoprotein and host cell receptor interactions.
Salary
$117,000.00 - $201,250.00
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Enveloped virus entry mechanisms
Cell-based assay development
Lentiviral vector systems
Mammalian cell culture expertise
Quantitative cell-based assays
Nice-to-have
Pseudovirus or live-virus assays
High-throughput assay development
Cross-functional team collaboration
Key Requirements
PhD in related field or equivalent industry experience
3-6 years of relevant industry experience
Proven track record developing quantitative cell-based assays