Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
25 Apr, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
26 Jan, 25
Experience
0 year(s) or above
Remote Job
No
Telecommute
No
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Scientific Writing, Molecular Biology, Experimental Design, High Throughput Screening, Cell Culture, Flow Cytometry, Communication Skills, Record Keeping, Laboratory Skills, Protein Engineering, Yeast
Industry
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
The goal of the project is to identify engineered proteins that can be useful as antimicrobials or as therapies that combat host responses to microbial infections. The approach uses a rational choice of a starting scaffold, informed by manufacturing considerations and a desire to enable non-invasive means of administration. Methods for efficient screening of combinatorial libraries of protein variants will be used, and there is also the oportunity to incorporate machine learning approaches to connect sequence with activity, with the eventual goal of enabling reliable predictive power.
Central responsibilities are protein engineering (generation of candidates to evaluate for in vivo efficacy) and generation of data that answers questions about activity (ability of engineered proteins to prevent invasion of host cells or prevent dysregulated immune response), immunogenicity, and pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics.
The successful candidate will be skilled in planning and conducting experiments, and will enjoy working with others as part of a team. The AMR IRG has an unusual model where several PIs work closely together, sharing lab space, equipment, and a core team of laboratory technicians that support all projects.
Relevant laboratory skills and experience include:
REQUIREMENTS
Please refer the Job description for details