Human Computer Interaction- HCI, JMP, MATLAB Programming, Public speaking skills, Python Programming, R Programming, Spotfire, SQL, Writing
The Role
As a full-time Research Associate with Triplebar you will directly contribute to our R&D efforts by developing and operating technology that is core to our business. Your attention to detail will guarantee high-quality experimentation, robust data collection and ownership of results for company-critical programs. This is a unique opportunity to shape the technology here at Triplebar, and make a big impact on the heart of our technology. You will be encouraged to work cross-functionally to expand your skill set and develop into a leadership role within our growing company. If you’re interested in bringing your talents to make great products that make an impact, please apply!
Responsibilities
Play a key role in building an exciting and successful start-up company.
Assisting in the development and deployment of reliable assays, aiming to identify improved microbial phenotypes, as e.g. product titer, yield, biomass, etc.
Systematically test theories/hypotheses and drive conclusive results.
Work seamlessly within the assay development team as well as across different departments/disciplines to build efficient, automated laboratory work flows.
Take initiative to identify new areas for improvement and seek out new responsibilities.
Own results by using a data-focused approach, presenting results, and documenting findings.
Required Skills and Background
Good-to-have Skills and Background
The annual base pay range for this position is anticipated to be $75,000 - $100,000 however the base pay offered may vary depending on location, market, job related knowledge, skills and experience.
abcWe discover the 1 in a million 10,000x faster. Harnessing evolution means giving nature the time and space to find complex solutions. Current technology falls short of the scale required to accelerate this process. The current state of the art is to rely on technology like liquid-handling robotics to look for a 1-in-a-million solution using a method that can only search through thousands of samples. At Triplebar, we measure the effect of bill