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University of Virginia
Senior Scientist
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What they do
A Biomedical Scientist performs scientific research with the aim of discovering new solutions or improving existing ones within the field of biology and medicine. Plans and conducts laboratory experiments, evaluates the results, develops new experiments, performs routine testing procedures, and summarizes findings in reports.
$85,296 / year median in Virginia
+12% projected growth
Job Description
The W.M. Keck Biomedical Mass Spectrometry Lab - a part of the Biomolecular Analysis Facility Core at the University of Virginia - seeks a Senior Scientist to expand our work in the areas of proteomics and metabolomics using state-of-the-art instruments to support research within the institution in areas such as basic science research, the Cancer Center, and clinical projects. This position requires expertise and hands-on experience in biomedical science. The candidate should have documented expertise in mass spectrometry and chromatography as well as protein and small molecule chemistry. You will support the director through sample preparation, operation/maintenance of advanced mass spectrometers (Orbitrap ID-X - Vanquish Neo and Orbitrap Astral Zoom - Evosep Eno), and data analysis using advanced software packages (Proteome Discoverer, Compound Discoverer, Scaffold, etc). This work will advance institutional goals in proteomic and metabolomic profiling and translational research. The ideal candidate will have a proven record of excellent communication and team support. You should be highly motivated and able to work independently when designing and executing experiments. The customer support of researchers within the institution is a high priority. Projects will include use of existing techniques to answer current biological challenges and the development of new technologies in proteomics and metabolomics.