Laboratory Technician
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Center for Aquaculture Technologies
San Diego, CA, US
Summary
The laboratory technician will prepare reagents, maintain lab cleanliness, and perform basic molecular biology techniques. They are also responsible for sampling animal tissue and maintaining accurate project records.
Job Description
Part-time laboratory technician (~20hrs/week) duties include:
- Preparing reagents
- Maintaining Lab cleanliness and organization
- Basic molecular biology techniques
- Sampling/Dissection of animal tissue
- Inventory of large sample projects
- Maintain meticulous project records
Experience in the above skills is desired but not required. Full training available for motivated candidates. B.S. degree NOT required. College Freshman or Sophomore students perusing degrees in science related disciplines preferred but not required.
This is a 20hr Part-time position. (M-F 9am-5pm during training; after training and evaluation employees may schedule weekend and off time business hours to work). The schedule must be approved by CAT.
Applicants must have their own transportation and be available to start within 1 week of being offered the position (candidates available to start as soon as possible preferred).
Candidates should possess a meticulous nature, have an excellent and energetic work ethic and willing to learn. Candidates should also be able to work independently and with others. They should also be willing to perform repetitive tasks.
Interested candidates should reply with a resume and contact information.
About Center for Aquaculture Technologies -
The Center for Aquaculture Technologies was established in 2012, with focus on the use of advanced technologies to improve aquaculture productivity.
https://aquatechcenter.com/
The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) is at the leading edge of genetic innovation within the aquaculture industry. Employing strategies that are both results-oriented and designed for maximum value, CAT provides advanced genetic services that enhance profitability while upholding sustainable practices.
Founded
2012
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
San Diego, California
The Center for Aquaculture Technologies (CAT) is at the leading edge of genetic innovation within the aquaculture industry. Employing strategies that are both results-oriented and designed for maximum value, CAT provides advanced genetic services that enhance profitability while upholding sustainable practices.
Founded
2012
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Biotechnology Research
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
San Diego, California