Biome Therapeutics is looking for Lead Scientist

03-05-2019

Biome

Call for a researcher to work in Biome Therapeutics Company, Santiago, Chile.

Biome Therapeutics, a startup dedicated to develop innovative technology from the gut microbiome, calls interested parties to apply for a position as Lead Scientist for projects associated with the study of the human microbiome and its possible therapeutic effects.

Functions: The activities associated with this charge will be the development of high quality research in the area of analysis of gut microbiome, isolation of bacterial strains and studies of the effect of the microbiome in different cellular models "in vitro".

Requirements: professional degree or Bachelor's degree in the area of biological sciences and academic degree of Doctor of Science (PhD) with a minor in Microbiology, Cell Biology, Biotechnology or related areas. Candidates must be highly motivated for the continuous improvement of their skills in research in the study area of the gut microbiome in humans and the generation of methodologies for editing in conditions of disease. Knowledge in classical microbiology, cell biology, with particular emphasis on cultivation and cellular, molecular biology tests (isolation of nucleic acids, manipulation of plasmids, etc.), bacterial genomics are highly desirable.

Deadline: Candidates should send their application, including curriculum vitae with list of publications, letter of intent and 2 letters of recommendation before April 1st, 2019.

https://www.redbionova.com/ofe...

For questions related to the call write to contact@biometherapeutics.cl

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