Optogenetic Protein Engineer - Research Scientist
Listed on 2026-10-01
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Research/Development
Research Scientist
The University of Washington is seeking a Research Assistant to support protein engineering efforts, focusing on optogenetically controlled RNA polymerases and cell-free assay systems. The role involves cloning, protein production, assay development, and collaboration to meet sponsor milestones and produce publications.
A Bachelor's degree in a related field with relevant laboratory experience is required, with opportunities to contribute to polymerase control projects and data-driven reporting.
We invite applications for the Optogenetic Protein Engineer
- Research Scientist I position located in Seattle, WA, United States.
We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.
Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.
Learn more about the Optogenetic Protein Engineer
- Research Scientist I role in the description above.
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