Technician Vaccine Technology | maternity leave cover | Zuid-Holland
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- Viral assays (plaque assay, ddPCR, neutralization)
- Molecular techniques such as cloning, DNA/RNA isolation, PCR, sequencing (Sanger and NGS)
- Western blotting
- Enzymatic assays
- Production/purification of recombinant viral vectors
- Must have minimal 1 years working experience with one or more of the mentioned methods
- must have demonstrable experience in molecular biology, cell culture, viral assays.
- Experience with protein analyses such as ELISA, FACS or BioLayer Interferometry are a plus
Are you interested and do want to apply for this role, please fill out your application via the apply button below and contact Cees Roffelsen.
The Company
The Vaccine Technology group is a part of the Viral Vaccine department and investigates alternative vaccine vectors and platforms to complement the in-house Adenoviral based platform.Role Description
As all-round technician you can immediately contribute to diverse projects at hand. You will be working under the supervision of a senior scientist on a program to investigate the production, transgene expression and stability of a novel, viral vaccine vector derived from vaccinia virus.Responsibilities
- Cell culturing- Viral assays (plaque assay, ddPCR, neutralization)
- Molecular techniques such as cloning, DNA/RNA isolation, PCR, sequencing (Sanger and NGS)
- Western blotting
- Enzymatic assays
- Production/purification of recombinant viral vectors
Requirements
- BSc in relevant background- Must have minimal 1 years working experience with one or more of the mentioned methods
- must have demonstrable experience in molecular biology, cell culture, viral assays.
- Experience with protein analyses such as ELISA, FACS or BioLayer Interferometry are a plus
Other information
This will be a position for 6 months to cover a maternity leave with no guarantee of extension.Are you interested and do want to apply for this role, please fill out your application via the apply button below and contact Cees Roffelsen.
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