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Genomics Lab Technician at Parse Biosciences - ApplyBlast

Genomics Lab Technician

Parse Biosciences

5 months ago

3.9 on Glassdoor

Seattle, WA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

0 applicants

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About this role

A Genomics Lab Technician at Parse Biosciences performs wet lab techniques to fix, barcode, and sequence biological samples for single-cell sequencing applications. The role involves operating Next Generation Sequencing systems, maintaining automated laboratory environments, and adhering to strict Good Documentation Practices. Additionally, the position requires collaborating with cross-functional teams including R&D and Manufacturing to ensure seamless process execution.

Responsibilities

Perform cell and nuclei fixation using standard operating procedures
Operate and support automated systems for Next Generation Sequencing
Prepare libraries using split-pool combinatorial barcoding processes
Maintain accurate batch records and utilize Laboratory Information Management Systems
Analyze in-process samples using techniques like cell counting and electrophoresis

Skills

Qualifications

BS/BA in a relevant fieldAssociate's degree in a relevant field

About Parse Biosciences

parsebiosciences.com

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2018

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Parse Biosciences develops Evercode™, a scalable single‑cell sequencing platform and workflow designed to remove the limitations of microfluidics‑based methods. Their combinatorial barcoding–based kits and protocols enable flexible, high‑throughput single‑cell and single‑nucleus experiments across a wide range of scales, improving accessibility and cost‑efficiency for labs. Parse supplies reagents, library‑preparation workflows, and analysis support compatible with standard sequencers so researchers can run studies from small experiments to very large screens without specialized instrumentation.