OPS Research Assistant/Scientist in Reproductive Immunology
Listed on 2026-10-14
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Research/Development
Immunology Research, Research Scientist, Biology, Biomedical Science
University of Florida
· Department of Infectious Disease and Immunology
Florida, United States
Apply by 31 Oct 2026
About This OpportunityThe University of Florida seeks an OPS Research Assistant/Scientist to conduct immunology and reproductive-biology experiments across mouse and human systems, including primary cells, organoids, flow cytometry and molecular assays. Applications close on 31 October 2026 at 11:55 PM Eastern Time.
This research position supports experimental work spanning immunology, reproductive biology and animal models. Responsibilities include designing and executing studies with mouse and human systems, working with primary cells and organoids, performing rodent surgeries and injections, managing colonies, and running flow cytometry, PCR, Western blot and electroporation protocols. The scientist will also contribute to data analysis, manuscript drafting and mentoring of junior lab members.
Experience with CRISPR/Cas9, reproductive immunology, ovarian or uterine tissue, cell culture and histology is useful for the programme.
reproductive immunology flow cytometry mouse models organoids CRISPR
Level ResearcherTime Commitment Full-time
Reference Code 541310
Field Reproductive Immunology and Experimental Biology
Specialization Immunology and Microbiology
Organization Type University
Funding & CompensationAmount USD 25-30 / Per Hour
Funding Type Hourly Wage
Funding Status Paid
Period Per Hour
Requirements EducationMSc plus relevant research experience or PhD in immunology, reproductive biology or a related life-science field.
ExperienceFlow cytometry, mouse handling and basic molecular techniques are required.
Technical Skills- Flow cytometry
- Mouse handling
- PCR
- Western blot
- Electroporation
- Primary cell culture
- Organoid work
- CRISPR/Cas9
- Experimental planning
- Data analysis
- Mentoring
- Scientific writing
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