Scientist/Sr. Scientist-Stem Cell Biology/Embryology in San Mateo

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Job Description

Position located in San Francisco, CA

Responsibilities of the Scientist/Sr. Scientist-Stem Cell Biology/Embryology:

• Design and execute experiments in stem cell differentiation, organoid , and tissue engineering.
• Innovate then execute experiments to generate and differentiate human stem cells, develop functional assays, assess and interpret experimental workflows
• Perform mammalian embryo dissections, tissue isolations, and culture experiments to study and model developmental processes.
• Apply principles of developmental biology and embryology to guide tissue maturation and patterning.
• Collaborate with biomaterials and engineering teams to integrate cells and tissues.
• Develop and optimize protocols for reproducible tissue and maintenance.
• Test novel stem cell culture conditions, sort, screen, expand and differentiate hiPSCs according to latest protocols and newly developed approaches.

Requirements of the Scientist/Sr. Scientist-Stem Cell Biology/Embryology:

• PhD in biological sciences, stem cell biology, genetics or related field.
• 2+ years hands-on expertise in stem cell culture (iPSCs/ESCs).
• Hands-on experience with mammalian embryos, including dissections and culture.
• Experience in molecular biology and strong problem solving skills.

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