Role OverviewThis position is open exclusively to current Northeastern University Co-Op students. The role is a full-time, 40 hours per week position with 5 days in office. As a member of our therapeutic discovery team, you'll explore the forefront of scientific discovery—from developing and executing in vitro assays on primary human T cells to analysing therapeutic candidates in humanized mouse models.
What You Will Do
Contribute to primary immune cell isolation from leukopak and inventory management. Culture mammalian cells and perform gene delivery via transfection. Execute in vitro assays to evaluate immune cell function, including multi-color flow cytometry, cytotoxicity assays and other functional readouts under the guidance of manager and other scientists on the team.
Why It Might Be a Fit
Be part of an inspiring mission to develop therapeutic solutions for autoimmune and cancer patients. Collaborate with a dynamic team of experimental scientists. Develop a diverse skill set and gain unparalleled experience in cutting-edge research.
Requirements
- Pursuing a MS in Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Bioengineering, Immunology, or a related field
- Experience with cell culture and aseptic technique
- Detail oriented, self-motivated, and comfortable working with highly technical projects and personnel
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Competence with Excel and PowerPoint
- Experience working with immune cells and a general understanding of immunology is highly preferred
- Experience with flow cytometry and/or ex vivo mouse model sample processing is preferred
Benefits
- Paid like the contributor you are. Compensation reflects the real work you take on.
- This role is a short-term engagement that is not eligible for health and welfare benefits. Retirement benefits may be available after completing a set number of hours.
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