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Research Associate/Senior Research Associate (Glaucoma) at Character Bio - ApplyBlast

Research Associate/Senior Research Associate (Glaucoma)

Character Bio

11 months ago

San Francisco, CA

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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The Research Associate/Senior Research Associate (Glaucoma) at Character Biosciences will develop in vitro disease models and conduct cell-based assays to explore target biology and assess potential therapeutics. Responsibilities include engineering and maintaining iPSC-derived human neurons and glia, executing functional assays, troubleshooting experiments, and collaborating with team members across projects. The position requires 3+ years of research experience in neurobiology or a related field, with a focus on mammalian cell culture and assay development in an on-site laboratory setting.

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Qualifications

BS in neurobiology, stem cell biology or related discipline with 3+ years of research experienceMS in neurobiology, stem cell biology or related discipline with 1+ years of research experience

About Character Bio

www.characterbio.com

Headquarters

San Francisco, California, United States

Company Size

11-50 employees

Founded

2019

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Character Bio is a precision medicine company focused on revolutionizing the treatment of polygenic diseases, with an initial emphasis on age-related macular degeneration (AMD). By leveraging human genetics and large genomic databases, Character Bio aims to uncover the genetic drivers of disease progression, enabling the development of targeted therapies that personalize treatment for patients. Their mission is to transform eye care by integrating clinical data, imaging, and advanced analytical methodologies to understand and combat progressive eye diseases effectively.