The Martins lab is seeking a self-motivated Research Assistant II with strong work ethics and high attention to detail to contribute to NIH-funded projects focused on developing immune interventions against HIV/AIDS using nonhuman primate animal models. Candidates with a background in molecular biology and immunology will be preferred. The role involves working under general supervision, both independently and collaboratively, performing research, and providing initial analysis and interpretation of results. The assistant will also investigate, troubleshoot, and modify methods, assist in experiment design, and perform other related duties as assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level