Scientific Partnership Specialist
AdaptiveFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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The ideal candidate will have experience in designing, prototyping, and automating microsystems for high-precision liquid collection, transfer, and analysis, as well as microfluidics or robotics techniques for small-volume biofluid transfers (0.05 - 2 µL).
The Biohub is guided by values of scholarly excellence, disruptive innovation, hands-on engineering/hacking/building, partnership and collaboration, open communication and respect, inclusiveness, and opportunity for all.
You'll design, prototype, and implement systems for biofluid droplet collection, transfer, and downstream analysis; develop automation and control workflows for precision liquid handling at micro- to nanoliter scales; and collaborate with Biohub teams.
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Exceptional engineers with backgrounds in robotics, microfluidics, automation engineering, or mechatronics, particularly those focused on automated droplet handling systems for biofluids from 3D tissue models, who can contribute hands-on in interdisciplinary teams.
Nonprofit research center for disease understanding
The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub focuses on biomedical research and technology development. It collaborates with top universities to study the basic mechanisms of diseases and create new diagnostic tools and therapies. The Biohub combines the expertise of engineers, data scientists, and researchers to tackle complex health challenges. Unlike many research institutions, it emphasizes a collaborative approach, pooling resources and knowledge from multiple prestigious universities. The goal of the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub is to advance scientific understanding and improve health outcomes through innovative research.