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Scientist, Assay Development (Contractor)

Recursion · Salt Lake City, Utah

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At a glance

Highlights

  • Develop and validate cell assays powering AI-driven drug discovery.
  • Build Maps of Biology across diverse and challenging human cell types.
  • Execute scaled assay workflows to generate petabytes of high-dimensional data.

Ideal candidate

Independent, curious biologist who thrives in fast-paced teamwork and cares deeply about improving drug discovery through rigorous, creative experimentation.

Requirements

  • B.S. or M.Sc. in Biology, Biochemistry, Cell Biology or related field with 3+ years relevant industry lab experience
  • Hands-on experience developing and optimizing cell-based or biochemical assays including mammalian cell culture and aseptic technique
  • Working knowledge of molecular and cell biology techniques including transfection, nucleic acid and protein handling and plate-based readouts
  • Experience with automated lab instrumentation such as liquid handlers, plate readers and imagers in 384 and 1536-well formats
  • Ability to move experimental work forward independently with general direction
  • Ability to adapt and quickly learn new techniques and instrumentation
  • Careful, consistent documentation of protocols and results in electronic lab notebook
  • Passion for fast-paced early-stage drug discovery with creativity and independent thinking

Lab profile

About Recursion

AI-native biotech industrializing drug discovery with automation and data to advance oncology and rare disease medicines.

What they build

  • Recursion OS drug discovery platform
  • Oncology clinical pipeline
  • Rare disease clinical pipeline

Known for

  • AI-native end-to-end drug discovery
  • Computational biology for early discovery
  • Clinical development in oncology and rare disease

Key facts

  • Founded 2013
  • Headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah
  • Public company (Nasdaq: RXRX)
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