Research technician

Diabetes therapy laboratory, led by Professor Max Crespin, is looking for a research technician to support advanced research in diabetic protein biology and structural glycrobe. This role includes the production, purification, and analysis of the damaged sugary proteins and antibodies, as well as support for highly productive workflow.

A successful candidate will provide artistic experience in the culture of mammal cells, protein production, sample preparation, and glycan analysis. They will play a major role in maintaining smooth laboratory operations, generating high -quality data, and supporting researchers through multiple projects that focus on glycosille in health and disease.

Main responsibilities:

• Mamluk cell culture and protein production
  Maintaining mammal cell lines to express the protein damaged protein. Perform the processes and improve conditions for the production of small and medium protein.
• Protecting protein and preparing the sample
  Cleansing proteins damaged using rapprochement and chromatology exclusion. Prepare samples to analyze glycan and diabetic protein, including LC-MS workforce tasks.
• Golkum support and structural biology
  Helping to develop highly productive Glycomics workflow for the site’s glycosille analysis.
• Data registration and management Maintaining accurate records of experimental procedures and results. Contribute to managing joint data collections, protein stocks, and Glycomics records.
• Laboratory support
  Prepare the temporary reagents and stores, keep the shares, and ensure equipment function. Ensuring compliance with health and safety systems and best laboratory practices.
• Collective work and cooperation
  Work alongside the doctorate, doctoral students, and collaborators to provide the project goals. Providing flexible support through the experimental workflow as needed.

About you

Knowledge, experience and qualifications
You should get a certificate in biochemistry, molecular biology, or related discipline – or an equivalent laboratory experience. Experience with mammal cells culture and expressing protein is necessary. It is expected to relate to protein purification techniques (for example, rapprochement, SEC). It is recommended to be aware of the biology of diabetic protein, or the function of Glycomics, or LC-MS. High accuracy and attention to details in experimental work and memorizing records important.

Collective work and communication
You work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and enhance a supportive environment. Clear communication on priorities, progress and technical issues is necessary. You can build strong business relationships through research groups and technical facilities.

Planning, organization and resource management
You can manage your work burden through multiple experiences and tasks. You support effective workflow tasks and help organize joint laboratory resources. Seeking guidelines from senior colleagues when encouraging planning experiments.

Solve problems and initiative
You can explore and fix errors in routine technical issues using applicable practices. You suggest and implement protocol improvements when necessary. Show the initiative and the ability to adapt to supporting new technologies the key.

What we offer

The work of Southampton University provides access to a wide range of benefits including generous annual leave allowance (in addition to the days of the university’s closure and public holidays), the membership of the pension scheme, and excellent family leave arrangements. We are committed to flexible work and the welfare of employees.

We aim to create a comprehensive environment where everyone can flourish. We welcome requests from candidates who are committed to enhancing equality and diversity, including those found in acts of active representative such as black and Asian societies, ethnic minorities, individuals LGBTQ+, persons with disabilities, and those of working class backgrounds or first generation.

As a signature of the technical and partner of the National Center for Technical Development (NTDC), we support technical employees through communication, guidance, training, vocational registration and job development.

Research technician

Diabetes therapy laboratory, led by Professor Max Crespin, is looking for a research technician to support advanced research in diabetic protein biology and structural glycrobe. This role includes the production, purification, and analysis of the damaged sugary proteins and antibodies, as well as support for highly productive workflow.

A successful candidate will provide artistic experience in the culture of mammal cells, protein production, sample preparation, and glycan analysis. They will play a major role in maintaining smooth laboratory operations, generating high -quality data, and supporting researchers through multiple projects that focus on glycosille in health and disease.

Main responsibilities:

• Mamluk cell culture and protein production
  Maintaining mammal cell lines to express the protein damaged protein. Perform the processes and improve conditions for the production of small and medium protein.
• Protecting protein and preparing the sample
  Cleansing proteins damaged using rapprochement and chromatology exclusion. Prepare samples to analyze glycan and diabetic protein, including LC-MS workforce tasks.
• Golkum support and structural biology
  Helping to develop highly productive Glycomics workflow for the site’s glycosille analysis.
• Data registration and management Maintaining accurate records of experimental procedures and results. Contribute to managing joint data collections, protein stocks, and Glycomics records.
• Laboratory support
  Prepare the temporary reagents and stores, keep the shares, and ensure equipment function. Ensuring compliance with health and safety systems and best laboratory practices.
• Collective work and cooperation
  Work alongside the doctorate, doctoral students, and collaborators to provide the project goals. Providing flexible support through the experimental workflow as needed.

About you

Knowledge, experience and qualifications
You should get a certificate in biochemistry, molecular biology, or related discipline – or an equivalent laboratory experience. Experience with mammal cells culture and expressing protein is necessary. It is expected to relate to protein purification techniques (for example, rapprochement, SEC). It is recommended to be aware of the biology of diabetic protein, or the function of Glycomics, or LC-MS. High accuracy and attention to details in experimental work and memorizing records important.

Collective work and communication
You work effectively within a multidisciplinary team and enhance a supportive environment. Clear communication on priorities, progress and technical issues is necessary. You can build strong business relationships through research groups and technical facilities.

Planning, organization and resource management
You can manage your work burden through multiple experiences and tasks. You support effective workflow tasks and help organize joint laboratory resources. Seeking guidelines from senior colleagues when encouraging planning experiments.

Solve problems and initiative
You can explore and fix errors in routine technical issues using applicable practices. You suggest and implement protocol improvements when necessary. Show the initiative and the ability to adapt to supporting new technologies the key.

What we offer

The work of Southampton University provides access to a wide range of benefits including generous annual leave allowance (in addition to the days of the university’s closure and public holidays), the membership of the pension scheme, and excellent family leave arrangements. We are committed to flexible work and the welfare of employees.

We aim to create a comprehensive environment where everyone can flourish. We welcome requests from candidates who are committed to enhancing equality and diversity, including those found in acts of active representative such as black and Asian societies, ethnic minorities, individuals LGBTQ+, persons with disabilities, and those of working class backgrounds or first generation.

As a signature of the technical and partner of the National Center for Technical Development (NTDC), we support technical employees through communication, guidance, training, vocational registration and job development.