This is an open-rank posting for a Research Associate position, with four levels of advancement. Candidates will be hired into a level commensurate with their experience. The Keeler lab, within the department of genetic and cellular therapy, focuses on characterizing and modulating immune responses to gene therapy. The lab is developing CAR Treg-based therapies for neurological and hepatic disorders and assessing immune responses to gene editing-based therapeutics delivered via AAV or LNPs. The ideal candidate will have a background in gene editing, immunology, virology, or biochemistry, an interest in a career in medical sciences, and experience working in a laboratory setting, including animal handling or a willingness to learn. Daily experimental work will involve working with animals and human samples, molecular cloning, and the generation of LNPs and CAR Tregs. This position is 100% grant-funded, and employment is subject to funding availability.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level