CRISPR Gene-Editing Research Position — Graduate Student or Postdoctoral Researcher

The work focuses on using CRISPR-Cas systems to study gene function and develop genome-editing approaches for a biomedical research question. The position is remote, with occasional on-site lab work if needed. Hands-on molecular biology and genome editing experience is mandatory, including CRISPR design, cloning, cell culture, PCR, and sequencing. Experience with mammalian cell systems, gene-editing analysis, or relevant bioinformatics is a strong plus. Candidates whose research interests align with genome engineering, genetics, or biotechnology are prioritized. The intended start date is January 2027. The position is paid, with compensation to be discussed.