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World Aquaculture Society

Research Associate - Genotyping

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Job Details The Center for Aquaculture Technologies, a private aquaculture innovation and research company, is seeking a Research Associate to assist development, optimization, and implementation of next-generation sequencing services in the Genotyping lab in San Diego, CA .
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Assist in developing SNP panels and associated assays for various species [emphasis on Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) applications on Thermo ION platform, Element Aviti Platform and Oxford Nanopore platform]. Perform Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) library preparation/QC Perform high-throughput DNA extractions and quality assessments. Troubleshooting to improve processes and data consistency and quality. Develop and deploy appropriate automation to aid processing and improve throughput on the genotyping platforms. Work collaboratively within team settings with scientists, technicians, and other associates as well as independently within well-defined guidelines. Coordinate with Research Technicians on training and troubleshooting processes; and participate in laboratory upkeep including equipment maintenance, vendor sourcing and restocking supplies, and maintaining inventories. Requirements Experience with assay development and library preparations on Illumina/Ion sequencing platforms (Preferably Thermo ION sequencing platform, AmpliSeq genotyping, Agriplex, PacBio and Oxford Nanopore Chemistries) Experience with liquid handling automation; to aid processing and improve throughput on the genotyping platforms (Preferably experience with DNA extraction systems, and with liquid handling instruments) Bachelor's degree in biology, Biological Sciences, Life Science and/or a related field is required. Good computer skills including proficiency with Microsoft Office is required. Must be able to communicate effectively in both group and one on one settings. Must be organized, detail-oriented and meticulous in following set protocols and record keeping. Ability to multitask and meet deadlines in a fast-paced, production environment. Excellent English (both verbal and written) is required. Training Schedule Required (3-4 months) - Monday through Friday 9-5:30pm