Job Description
Job Description
Handling of various mammalian cell lines or bacteria, maintaining their growth, and expanding them as required for specific in vitro experiments to evaluate various wound healing products.
Perform routine microbiological techniques (bacterial growth, streaking, spreading, plating and colony count etc.)
Perform routing histology such as embedding, sectioning staining (immunohistochemistry, HE or immunocytochemistry) of animal and human tissue, and performing lightfluorescence microscopy
Perform various assays like ELIZA or PCR Maintain lab equipment calibration and ordering of lab consumables and keeping the lab compliant with EHS regulations
Perform statistical analysis of in-vitro studies and prepare scientific presentations.
If needed, collaborate with internal associates to develop, and validate in-vitro and ex-vivo assays for wound healing.
Preferred:
Minimum 1-2 years of hands-on laboratory work experience especially in cell (mammalian) culture and microbial culture
Pre-clinical experience
Performing studies independently or in a team, developing test methods and SOPs Good documentation practices, including writing test protocols, generating final reports, and documenting meeting minutes.
Experience with multidisciplinary projects that require interfacing with different scientific disciplines (microbiology, material science, chemistry)
Availability to work on weekends for cell microbial culture maintenance.