What are the responsibilities and job description for the Research Associate I/II – Biochemistry position at Aviva Systems Biology?
Aviva Systems Biology is a fast-paced, mid-stage life sciences research tools company located in San Diego, CA. We commercialize life science tools and reagents for research, drug discovery, and diagnostics.
Location : San Diego, CA
Job Responsibilities :
- Perform routine biochemistry techniques such as protein expression, purification, and characterization by SDS-PAGE
- Perform small-scale bacterial, fungal, and mammalian cell culture using aseptic techniques
- Operate incubator / shakers, centrifuges, and other laboratory equipment used in protein production
- Use electrophoresis and chromatography systems for biomolecule analysis or purification
- Prepare chemical solutions required for production processes
- Analyze Sanger sequence data for validation of expression constructs
Education Requirements :
Experience Desired :
Skills and Abilities
WORKING CONDITIONS
You must be authorized to work in the United States without restriction or sponsorship.
Interested candidates should forward questions and a resume to hr@avivasysbio.com .
How will you make an impact?
The Research Associate will assist in the development of recombinant proteins and technologies, as well as antibody-based workflow solutions including Western Blot, ELISA, Flow Cytometry, and IF applications. You will work with R&D and manufacturing team members to develop new products in support of the company’s growth strategy. This is a highly collaborative role where you will directly impact the company’s revenue growth.
The Research Associate works as part of a multidisciplinary team performing standard molecular biology techniques, protein purification and analysis, and cell culture maintenance. Clear communication skills, careful execution with attention to details, and excellent record keeping are a must. The ideal candidate will thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment as a part of a highly focused team of motivated scientists.