Job Details

About the Company: A biomedical equipment company seeking expertise in the technical and application areas described in this position. The role offers a focused setting for translating specialist knowledge into research, engineering or organizational outcomes.

Target Candidates: PhD preferred in Cell Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Biomaterials, Nanomaterials, Immunology or Micro/Nanofabrication.

Responsibilities

•  Develop and validate nanoneedle transfection, cell recognition and magnetic sorting of cells or exosomes.

•  Study nanoneedle geometry, membrane interactions, transfection efficiency, viability, retained function and throughput.

•  Build reproducible assays and quantitative methods for transfection, sorting, enrichment and cell assembly.

•  Integrate methods into instruments and consumables with engineering teams and support cell-therapy and research applications.

•  The position links scientific or clinical needs with development, testing and application of the relevant technology. The work calls for careful documentation of evidence and coordination among research, product, quality or clinical colleagues as the project requires.

Requirements

•  PhD preferred in Cell Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Biomaterials, Nanomaterials, Immunology or Micro/Nanofabrication.

•  Transfection, sorting, exosome separation, immune-cell engineering or organ-on-chip research.

•  Cell culture, flow cytometry, fluorescence imaging, molecular assays and cross-disciplinary product development.

•  Candidates should interpret experimental or clinical evidence carefully, communicate limitations clearly and work effectively with specialists across the applicable research and development stages.

Highlights & Support: Life-science tool platform at the intersection of cancer diagnostics, immunotherapy and precision cell manipulation.