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The Field Applications Specialist will develop and validate protocols for cell cultures using automated liquid handling platforms, program instruments, prepare training materials, and provide technical support for high-throughput screening processes. This role is critical to advancing automation capabilities in the Single Cell Biology Lab.

The Research Assistant will conduct experiments related to stroke recovery, involving animal models, data analysis, reagent preparation, and lab inventory maintenance. The candidate will learn various molecular biology techniques and contribute to neuroscience research.

The Quality Systems Specialist at The Jackson Laboratory enhances and maintains the electronic Quality Management System (eQMS). Responsibilities include supporting compliance with QMS processes, analyzing metrics, driving continuous improvement, and implementing training programs. The role demands close attention to quality standards and effective collaboration across teams.

The IT Contracts and Compliance Analyst reviews, edits, and negotiates IT contracts, assists with NDAs and CDAs, and supports compliance programs at JAX. Responsibilities include project management for compliance-related systems and ensuring adherence to conflict of interest policies. The role demands strong judgment, excellent client service skills, and effective communication with organizational leaders.

The Communications Manager translates scientific data into accessible content for diverse audiences, implements communication plans, produces scientific articles and releases, collaborates with internal teams, and reports on events to promote JAX's biomedical research mission and impact.

The Operations Trainee role involves training in warehouse and operations tasks including the sanitation, distribution, and maintenance of equipment and supplies used in animal facilities. The position requires physical work in a fast-paced environment, with training provided for career growth and advancement opportunities.

The Operations Trainee will participate in the acquisition, sanitation, and distribution of equipment and supplies for animal facilities, operate various washers, maintain equipment, and comply with safety procedures while working under supervision.

The Lead, Operations is responsible for supervising and directing area activities in the absence of assigned supervisors. This role involves materials planning, monitoring inventory, training staff, ensuring quality control, and performing problem-solving tasks. The Lead works closely with various departments including production and financial analysis to maintain adequate supply levels and improve processes while assessing staff performance.

The Administrative Assistant II performs various administrative tasks including managing phone calls, schedules, and meetings, as well as creating documents and reports. This role supports an individual or department under moderate supervision, contributing to efficient office operations.