LatchBio

LatchBio

Member of Technical Staff - Proteomics

San Francisco · Staff+ · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 104 days ago
PythonData AnalysisLogisticsBioinformaticsNGSMass Spectrometry

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About the role

  • Liquid Chromatograph / Mass Spectrometry
  • Clinical interpretation of proteomics data

Responsibilities

  • We're seeking a Member of Technical Staff for Proteomics to lead our proteomics bench, pushing the frontier of what artificial intelligence can achieve in biology.
  • You will design our technical approach to teaching agents how to understand and handle complex proteomic data, mapping out end-to-end data analysis workflows and working from instrument outputs to real scientific decisions.

Requirements

  • 5+ years hands-on experience with genomics or genetics data
  • Experience in drug mechanism of action studies using population genomics
  • Proficiency in Python and/or R

Compensation

  • Compensation & Logistics

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