Research Associate Job at Carnegie Mellon University | Apply Now
Research Associate job opportunities in Qatar are highly sought after by professionals in biological sciences and cancer research. Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) is currently hiring a Research Associate I to support cutting-edge research projects in molecular biology, genomics, genetics, biochemistry, and cancer biology. This exciting molecular biology job offers candidates the opportunity to contribute to innovative research while working in a world-class academic environment.
- Job Position: Research Associate I
- Department: Department of Biological Sciences
- Pay Basis: Hourly
- Location: Doha, Qatar
- Job Requisition ID: 2024760
About Carnegie Mellon University
Research Associate job seekers looking for academic research opportunities will find Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) to be one of the world’s leading research institutions. Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) offers exceptional opportunities for researchers to contribute to groundbreaking scientific discoveries while working alongside renowned faculty members and research teams.
The Department of Biological Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar is committed to advancing research in molecular biology, genetics, genomics, biochemistry, and cancer biology through innovative laboratory-based studies and collaborative projects.
Research Associate Job Description
Research Associate job responsibilities involve supporting research programs across multiple laboratories within the Department of Biological Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar.
The selected candidate will contribute to research projects conducted in the Younis Lab and Naik Lab. The role focuses on studying the role of minor intron splicing in breast cancer and investigating PARP inhibition in colorectal cancer cell lines. This molecular biology job includes laboratory-based research involving mammalian cell culture, molecular biology techniques, functional assays, genomics, data analysis, and laboratory management. The successful candidate will also mentor undergraduate researchers, maintain laboratory records, write manuscripts, and support collaborative research initiatives.
Qualifications
Research Associate job applicants should possess the following qualifications:
- Master’s degree in Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Molecular Biology, or a related field.
- Prior experience in cell culture, cancer biology, and laboratory research.
- Strong knowledge of molecular biology, genetics, genomics, biochemistry, and RNA-Seq.
- Proficiency in data analysis, scientific writing, and research documentation.
- Excellent laboratory management, communication, organizational, mentoring, and teamwork skills.
Research Associate Job – Key Responsibilities
Research Associate role duties include:
- Conduct breast cancer and colorectal cancer research projects.
- Perform experiments in molecular biology, genetics, genomics, and biochemistry.
- Set up and optimize laboratory techniques, including immunofluorescence, colony formation assays, and RNA-Seq.
- Analyze experimental and sequencing data.
- Carry out mammalian cell culture, functional assays, and laboratory-based research.
- Supervise and mentor researchers and undergraduate students.
- Maintain laboratory records and support laboratory management.
- Prepare scientific reports, manuscripts, and research documentation.
- Collaborate on multidisciplinary research projects and contribute to cancer biology studies.
Research Associate job opportunities at Carnegie Mellon University in Doha offer an excellent platform for professionals passionate about molecular biology, cancer research, genomics, and laboratory science. With access to advanced research facilities, collaborative projects, attractive employee benefits, and the opportunity to contribute to impactful scientific discoveries, this job in Qatar is ideal for candidates seeking career growth in academic and biomedical research. Qualified applicants with expertise in cell culture, cancer biology, and laboratory research are encouraged to apply before the application deadline.
