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Research Associate-II/Senior Research Associate, Histology

SonoThera
Location
South San Francisco
Posted
1 month ago
Department
Research
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Advanced proficiency in FFPE tissue processing, embedding and sectioning
  • Experience preparing slides for DNA and RNA analysis
  • Experience performing routine stains such as H&E, PAS, and Masson’s Trichrome
  • Experience performing specialized stains such as IHC and ISH using autostainers
  • Experience using imaging platforms such as VS200, 3dhistec P150/P250, Aperio Imagescope
  • Exceptional organizational skills including SOP documentation and record-keeping
Nice to have
  • Experience preparing slides for DNA and RNA analysis (RNAscope, Visium, etc.)
  • Optimizing antibodies for IHC/IF
  • Experience using image analysis platforms such as HALO, Visiopharm
  • Industry experience preferred
What the job really is

The Research Associate-II/Senior Research Associate at SonoThera will support gene therapy drug development by performing histological procedures, including preparing and evaluating biological tissue samples. The role involves processing and sectioning tissue samples, performing routine and specialized staining, imaging stained slides, and documenting methods and results. This position requires working on-site and collaborating with various teams to ensure effective sample management and analysis.

Benefits
  • Access to a 24-hour onsite gym
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision
  • Equity and ownership in a fast-growing company
  • Commuting stipend based on your geographical location
  • 401(k) Match: SonoThera offers a company match
  • Flexible time off policy
Things to weigh
  • Position requires 100% on-site work
  • Salary range is provided but may vary based on multiple factors
  • Fast-paced environment may require adaptability
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