The Tulane University Center for Cellular and Molecular Diagnostics is seeking a research technician III. This is a full-time position that will involve sample preparation, routine cell culture, mass spectrometry operation, data reporting, routine instrument and lab maintenance, supply ordering, and making general lab chemicals. Facility instruments include a mixture of LCMS/MS instruments.
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REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
Bachelor's degree
1 year of basic laboratory research experience.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
Familiarity and prior experience running Mass Spectrometry instruments will be viewed favorably.
A thorough understanding of how Mass Spectrometry works, basic chemistry, and biology
Routine cell culture, protein extraction
A thorough understanding of the quantitative criteria involved in selecting analytical methods (e.g., precision, accuracy/bias, sensitivity, detection and quantification limits, and dynamic range) and their corresponding figures of merit
Demonstrated knowledge of LC-MS/MS
Demonstrated knowledge of mass spectral libraries
Ability to perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Good mathematical skills and experience performing calculations in Excel
A thorough understanding of how Mass Spectrometry works, basic chemistry, and biology
Routine cell culture, protein extraction
A thorough understanding of the quantitative criteria involved in selecting analytical methods (e.g., precision, accuracy/bias, sensitivity, detection and quantification limits, and dynamic range) and their corresponding figures of merit
Demonstrated knowledge of LC-MS/MS
Demonstrated knowledge of mass spectral libraries
Ability to perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Good mathematical skills and experience performing calculations in Excel
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