Ues, incHas an opportunity available for a scientist, focused on investigating changes to cell signaling pathways and mitochondrial impairments resulting from air force relevant exposures, to join our team working within the 711th human performance wing at wright patterson air force base in dayton, ohThe scientist will assess cellular function disruption, including mitochondrial dysregulation, using microscopy, biochemistry, and molecular biology techniquesA successful candidate will have a ph.dIn a related discipline with experience in various microscopy techniques and biochemical and molecular assays or a m.sOr b.s degree in a related discipline with multiple years of similar laboratory experience.
Requirements:
Ph.dIn biology, chemistry, biochemistry, or a related discipline is preferred (ms/bs degree with 5+ years of relevant laboratory experience will also be considered)
Expertise in microscopy, biochemical analysis, and molecular biology techniques is required
Excellent written and verbal communication skill will be required
This position will require an individual that can thrive in an independent working environment and a team environment equally
This position is working within a government facility and requires u.sCitizenship
Additional information
Ues, incIs an innovative science and technology company providing customers with superior research and development expertise since its inception in 1973Our long-term success is a direct result of a strong commitment to the success of our employeesWe look forward to reviewing your application.
Ues, incIs committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforceWe are proud to be an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected classU.sCitizenship is required for most positions.
