Senior Scientist I, Biology
$93,800–$174,200 year
On-site · Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Job Summary
Senior Scientist I, Biology in Cambridge, MA to lead mechanism-of-action studies, design and execute in vitro assays, and utilize genome-editing tools (CRISPR-based) to study chromatin biology and cancer biology. Role involves collaborating across departments and with external partners, communicating results, staying current with literature, and contributing to an innovative team culture. Requires strong mammalian cell culture, molecular biology, protein analysis (Western blot, FACS), and CRISPR editing experience; desirable experience with data mining and chromatin analyses. Salary range reported as $93,800.00–$174,200.00 with comprehensive benefits; remote work not available for this position. EEO applies. The position emphasizes collaboration, mechanism-of-action investigations, and advancement of oncology therapeutics in a fast-paced biomedical research environment.
Required Qualifications
- B.S or M.S. in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Cancer Biology or related field
- Strong proficiency in mammalian cell culture, molecular biology (vector design, cloning), protein analysis workflows (e.g. Western blotting, FACS), and CRISPR-based gene editing technologies (e.g. base editing, prime editing, CRISPRi, CRISPRa, etc.)
- Experience performing chromatin-based experiments
- Clear track record of working efficiently with teams
- Desirable: Proficiency with data mining, computational skills, and chromatin-based analyses
- Previous research related to hormone driven cancer cell biology (e.g. prostate and breast cancer)
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