RémunérationExpected Annual Base Salary Range for role: CHF 65,870.00 - 122,330.00
Exigences5+ ans d'exp. · Bachelor · Permis UE/AELE
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Expected Annual Base Salary Range for role: CHF 65,870.00 - 122,330.00
Le poste
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01Design, coordinate, and execute complex in vivo immunology studies supporting discovery and translational research objectives.
02Conduct rodent disease and mechanistic pharmacology studies while ensuring high-quality experimental execution.
03Perform ex vivo immunological analyses, including flow cytometry, cytokine profiling, and biomarker assessment.
04Analyze and interpret experimental data to generate actionable scientific insights and project recommendations.
05Optimize existing methods and contribute to the development of innovative research approaches and assays.
06Maintain accurate study documentation, experimental records, and scientific presentations aligned with compliance standards.
07Collaborate across multidisciplinary project teams to advance immunology programs and support key decision-making.
Exigences
↳Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, or laboratory technician qualification in a relevant life sciences discipline.
↳Minimum five years of hands-on immunology research experience in an academic or industry environment.
↳Strong expertise conducting rodent in vivo studies, including disease models and mechanistic pharmacology studies.
↳Proven experience with cellular immunology techniques, flow cytometry, cytokine profiling, and biomarker analysis.
↳Ability to independently design, execute, analyze, and interpret complex scientific experiments.
↳Excellent scientific communication, organizational skills, and ability to collaborate within cross-functional research teams.
Avantages
＋We also offer a variety of competitive benefits in kind to help you thrive personally and professionally, such as insurance plans, retirement plans, wellbeing resources and global recognition programs.
＋In addition, we provide flexible and hybrid working options, where possible, and a minimum of 14 weeks paid parental leave.
