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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in cellular and molecular biology, particularly in GPCR signaling pathways and CRISPR/Cas9 methodologies. Proven ability to conduct research, teach effectively, and supervise students while contributing to grant applications and administrative duties.
Highest-signal resume keywords
PhD Degree In BiochemistryCRISPR/Cas9-Based MethodsGPCR Signal TransductionLive-Cell ImagingTeaching Experience In Food Chemistry
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Hard Skills
Cellular Signaling Networks2D And 3D Cell CultureBiosensor AssaysComputational MethodsData Analysis PlatformsLigand-Receptor InteractionsStructure-Activity AnalysisRecombinant Expression SystemsInternational PublicationsE-Learning Knowledge
Soft Skills
Interpersonal SkillsCommunication SkillsTeam PlayerInitiativeSupervisory Skills
Industry Keywords
Molecular BiologyFood ChemistryResearch ExcellenceGrant ApplicationsThird-Party FundingPeer-Reviewed JournalsChemosensory GPCR Signaling
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Contribute to research, teaching, and administration
- Conduct cellular and molecular biological characterizations using CRISPR/Cas9 knockout and knock-in systems, live-cell imaging, and biosensor assays to investigate receptor function
- Investigate intracellular signaling pathways, particularly second-messenger cascades, receptor trafficking, and biased signaling, with a preference for chemosensory GPCR signaling pathways
- Elucidate cellular signaling networks and link molecular GPCR signaling pathways to physiological and metabolic processes
- Conduct structure–activity analyses of ligand–receptor interactions, using in silico methods and bioinformatic data analysis where appropriate
- Supervise and train students במסגרת bachelor's, master's, and doctoral theses
- Support grant applications and third-party funding acquisition
- Undertake administrative duties in research and teaching
- Independently deliver courses, primarily in food chemistry
Requirements
What you’ll need- Completed doctoral/PhD degree in biochemistry, molecular biology, or a related field, with a focus on cellular signaling networks; expertise in GPCR signal transduction is preferred
- Extensive experience with 2D and 3D culture of immortalized and primary mammalian cells, as well as organoids, including recombinant expression systems
- Comprehensive knowledge of and practical experience with CRISPR/Cas9-based methods, live-cell imaging, and biosensor assays such as BRET/FRET
- Ideally, strong knowledge of GPCR signaling cascades and their molecular regulation
- Experience with computational/in silico methods for investigating ligand–receptor interactions, as well as script-based data analysis platforms
- Demonstrated research excellence and initiative through international publications in peer-reviewed journals
- Teaching skills and experience in academic instruction, preferably in food chemistry
- Knowledge of e-learning is desirable
- Experience supervising doctoral candidates and master's students
- Excellent English skills (C1 level); German language skills are desirable
- Team player with strong interpersonal and communication skills
Benefits
Comp & perks- Flexible working hours
- Partial remote work by agreement
- International team and excellent research infrastructure
- Good public transport connections
- In-house training and coaching
- Opportunity for a permanent position after an initial six-year period
- Welcome Compass to support your start and settling in Vienna
- Equal opportunities, support for women, and diversity