Technical Assistant or Biological Laboratory Technician | Technische Assistenz bzw. Biologielaborantin oder Biologielaboranten (w/m/d)

Job Summary

This part-time (50%) position at the University of Würzburg's Chair of Biochemistry and Cell Biochemistry involves supporting research into cell cycle regulation mechanisms. Working in Professor Stefan Gaubatz's research group, you will assist in investigating how disruptions in cell cycle genes lead to diseases like cancer. Your daily activities will involve utilizing modern molecular biology techniques such as CRISPR/Cas9, ChIP-seq, and RNA-seq within cell culture models. The role is ideal for those who enjoy a blend of hands-on laboratory work and organizational tasks, as you will also contribute to general lab management. The position offers a collaborative environment with a modern infrastructure and is initially fixed-term until June 2027, with a potential for extension. It is particularly attractive for those seeking a role in high-level academic research with the stability of public service (TV-L) benefits.