Process Development Associate I - Flow Cytometry

The Genomics Platform at The Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard is dedicated to solving the world's most challenging biomedical problems through the continuous development and investment in cutting-edge technology and large-scale genome sequencing research projects that are both challenging and complex. In support of continually changing initiatives, the Process Development Associate I is committed to developing innovative research processes and pursuing the highest quality research to realize the full promise of genomic medicine.

This role will work to ensure production goals and requirements are met; improve existing protocols through detailed statistical analysis and research observations; investigate alternative solutions and troubleshoot processes as needed; and work to improve upon current workflow processes in creative and effective ways.

Works to ensure production goals and requirements are met; improves existing protocols through detailed research observations and troubleshooting works to improve upon current workflow processes in creative and effective ways through the use of appropriate process improvement methods and initiatives, such as Six Sigma, A3 problem solving, Visual Management and Dynamic Work Design.

This position will work in the flow cytometry facility within the Genomics Platform.

* BS degree in Biology or related discipline required.

* Working, solid knowledge of primary science, and immunology a plus.

* Familiarity with Design of Experiments and the Scientific Method required.

* Experience in a research laboratory and standard lab equipment required

* Strong analytical skills, problem-solving ability, and innovation aptitude required.

* Working knowledge of computers, and databases, and working in a Windows/Mac environment required.

* Must have strong attention to detail, the ability and multi-task, and strong organizational skills.

* Excellent written and oral communication skills, interpersonal skills, and ability to effectively work as part of a team required.

* Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

* Must thrive in a fast-paced environment.