We are seeking an experienced Lab Scientist to join our protein production team based in Munich, Germany. Collaborating closely with various departments at Crelux, you will work on protein expression projects involving diverse methods and target classes.
Your primary responsibilities will include the maintenance of various insect cell lines, the production of baculoviruses as well as the planning, execution and analysis of protein production at various scales.
Responsibilities
Master (m/f/d), Bachelor (m/f/d), Technical assistants (m/f/d; MTA, BTA, cm, PTA, ATA, LTA)
Hands-on experience in insect cell culture (e.g., Sf21, Sf9, High Five), ideally in an industry setting, mammalian cell culture experience is a strong plus
Sound understanding of gene-to-protein processes and molecular biology fundamental
Knowledge of protein expression platforms, viral vectors, and cell-based assays
Familiarity with protein purification and QC workflows
Familiarity with common lab software and IT tools (MS Office, LIMS, etc.)
Strong problem-solving skills, independence and a proactive work ethic
Excellent time management and ability to adapt in a fast-paced environment
Fluent in English (spoken and written), German is a plus
Qualifications
Culturing and maintaining insect cell lines for recombinant protein production
Supporting mammalian cell expression and stable cell line development
Performing recombinant protein production purification and quality control
Applying techniques such as DNA preparation, protein purification and chromatography
Conducting QC analyses using SDS-PAGE and Western blotting
Accurately documenting, analyzing and interpreting experimental data
Collaborating with scientists and project teams across various disciplines
We offer:
A permanent contract (starting as soon as possible) with a competitive salary, modern office workspaces and the opportunity to work in a dynamic and innovative contract research environment.
Access to eGYM Wellpass membership for personalized fitness and wellness plans.
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