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| Job Title: |
Automation Laboratory Specialist |
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| Company: |
LS9, Inc. |
| Req #: |
SDC0037CM |
| Job Location: |
South San Francisco, CA |
| Description: |
LS9 seeks a highly motivated Laboratory Automation Specialist to
design, compile, implement and maintain novel an automation and robotic
infrastructure to support LS9's product development process. This individual
will work as an integral member of multidisciplinary project teams to automate
LS9's synthetic biology. This specialist will be the primary "go-to person" in
automation and accordingly will thrive on creating practical and innovative
automation solutions for the organization. This hands-on position requires
flexibility, creativity, and initiative in all aspects of the applied to the
various duties and responsibilities. |
| Key Responsibilities: |
- Interface with research teams to identify high throughput
screening and automation needs and opportunities.
- Design, source and integrate LS9 robotic systems.
- Maintain systems that have been implemented and build upon core
infrastructure.
- Explore and maintain relationships with automation/robotic vendors and
collaborative organizations with regards to LS9, Inc. technologies.
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| Qualifications: |
- BS/MS/PhD in Scientific Field. (Experience the primary
qualifier for the right individual).
- Previous experience sourcing and developing a robotic and automation
infrastructure for HTP application is required.
- Experience with laboratory liquid handling and sample manipulation with
the associated hardware, software, integration and maintenance.
- Experience with purchasing, integration, application and maintenance of
robotics/automation system.
- Experience interfacing with multidisciplinary teams to design automation
solutions for HTP biological/chemical research.
- The right contributor is someone who has purchased, integrated and managed
robotic/automation systems previously in order to aid laboratory personal in
their research, and provided scientific staff insight on how to create and
improve methodologies for various chemistry/biochemistry and molecular biology
tasks.
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