Senior Research Analyst (Immunology)
Role in brief
BostonGene seeks a Senior Research Analyst with a strong background in immunology and molecular oncology. This role involves analyzing scientific literature and bioinformatics data to develop new approaches for cancer diagnosis and treatment. It is ideal for someone with practical experience in NGS and flow cytometry who can contribute to collaborative projects with pharmaceutical companies and oncology centers.
About the role
This Senior Research Analyst position focuses on advancing cancer diagnosis and treatment through immunology and molecular oncology research. The role requires conducting thorough literature reviews, developing scientific hypotheses, and interpreting complex data from bioinformatic analyses, including NGS and flow cytometry. You will systematically identify molecular features like genes and biomarkers, and analyze disease mechanisms, therapy responses, and immune interactions, contributing to both internal projects and external collaborations.
The successful candidate will join a diverse team of bioinformaticians, biologists, physicians, and software developers. This collaborative environment supports the development of innovative cancer therapies. The role involves preparing scientific reviews and presentations, requiring strong analytical and organizational skills to summarize complex scientific information effectively for various audiences.
Success in this role means contributing to the development of new cancer treatment approaches through rigorous scientific analysis and hypothesis generation. It involves effectively interpreting large datasets and translating findings into actionable insights for ongoing projects and new research directions. The ability to work within a multidisciplinary team and communicate scientific results clearly is key to achieving project goals.
The salary for this full-time senior role ranges from $50,000 to $85,000 USD annually.
Skills that matter here
- Immunology: This role requires proficient knowledge of immunology to analyze disease pathogenesis and immune interactions in cancer.
- Molecular Biology: A background in molecular biology is essential for understanding molecular oncology and cancer therapy mechanisms.
- NGS: Practical experience with Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) is needed to interpret data from molecular profiling technologies.
- Flow Cytometry: Experience with flow cytometry is required for interpreting results from immune cell and molecular profiling analyses.
- Bioinformatics: The role involves interpreting data obtained from bioinformatic analyses to identify molecular features and analyze disease mechanisms.
Who this role suits
- A candidate with a Master's or Ph.D. in a related scientific field, bringing at least three years of research or industry experience.
- Someone who is detail-oriented and adept at analyzing and summarizing complex scientific data.
- An individual who thrives in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment and can contribute to both internal and external projects.
- A person fluent in English and Russian, capable of preparing scientific reviews and presentations.
From the employer
- Conduct in-depth literature analysis on immunology, molecular oncology, and cancer therapeutics.
- Develop and evaluate scientific hypotheses to support ongoing collaborations and new research directions.
- Interpret data obtained from bioinformatic analyses, including NGS and flow cytometry results.
- Search and systematize molecular features such as genes, biomarkers, and immune cell markers.
- Analyze mechanisms of disease pathogenesis, therapy response, and immune interactions.
- Prepare scientific reviews, summaries, and presentations in English.
- Master’s degree in Immunology, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Pharmacy or a related field with 3+ years of research / industry experience, or Ph.D. degree / current postdoctoral researcher in the related field.
- Practical experience with NGS, flow cytometry and other molecular profiling technologies.
- Proficient knowledge of immunology and tumor biology.
- Excellent analytical and organizational skills.
- Detail-oriented and able to analyze and summarize complex scientific data.
- Fluent in English and Russian sufficient for reading and speaking.
- Experience in cancer research is a strong plus.
- Full-time position with a permanent contract and flexible working hours, with hybrid work options.
- Competitive salary and comprehensive healthcare insurance.
- Convenient office location in Yerevan (1-minute walk from the metro) with on-site snacks.
- Relocation package for candidates and their immediate family members, including full documentation and bureaucracy support (bank accounts, residence permits, school contacts, etc.).
- Corporate benefits, including English language lessons and gym membership.
- Dynamic and versatile professional environment with a diverse team of bioinformaticians, biologists, physicians, and software developers committed to improving oncological healthcare.
- Careful, structured, and responsible supervision to support professional growth.
Questions about this role
What is the remote work policy for this position?
This is a remote position, with hybrid work options available for those in Yerevan, Armenia. A relocation package is offered for candidates moving to Yerevan.
What level of experience is required for this role?
This is a senior-level position requiring a Master's degree with at least three years of research or industry experience, or a Ph.D. degree.
How do I apply for this position?
The job posting does not specify an application method, but typically applications are submitted through the company's website or a designated platform.