The scientific focus is a DFG funded project to investigate the role of CDKN1A/p21-dependent DNA damage response pathways in increasing the efficiency of targeted therapy in melanoma.

Your tasks:

• Implementation of a wide variety of methods: molecular biology methods (qRT-PCR, RNA isolation, cloning, reporter gene analysis), biochemical methods (e.g. SDS-PAGE, Western blot, chromatography, proteomics), immunological methods (immunofluorescence, immunoprecipitation, ELISA , FACS) and cell biological methods (e.g. cell culture, 3D skin model, transfections, proliferation tests, apoptosis assays) 
• Mouse experiments using a melanoma tumor model

Your profile:

• You shoukd be reliable and able to work in a team
•  A good practical experience in diverse cell biological, immunological and infectious research skills and with the methods mentioned above
• Experience in cell culture and animal experiments is an advantage
• In addition, we expect the results to be documented on the computer with the Windows programs Word, Excel, Power Point, GraphPad Prism

Your benefits:

• Working in the diverse environment of a modern university hospital, which, in addition to healthcare, also focuses on medical research and teaching
• Future-proof job and location as well as attractive remuneration including company pension scheme (VBL) with the most flexible working hours possible
• Subsidy for tickets for local public transport and attractive discounts on our offer platforms for employees
• Structured onboarding phase, hospital's own academy to expand technical, social and methodological skills
• Health care through a wide range of sports activities

We offer remuneration in accordance with TV-L (collective wage agreement for the Public Service of the German Federal States), severely handicapped persons with equal qualifications are given preferential consideration. Interview expenses are not covered. Please note the applicable vaccination regulations.