Research Specialist II (Neuroscience)

Baltimore, MD, United States💼 Full-time💰 $42,330–$42,330🗓 2026-08-26 → 2026-10-01

Core

Develop assays and protocols for PI approval, design experimental approaches, and perform sophisticated laboratory work in neuroscience.

Role type

Mid-level IC research specialist (neuroscience)

Builds

Laboratory experiments and protocols for neuroscience research

Domain

Life sciences / Neuroscience

Required skills

Assay development, protocol design, experimental troubleshooting, data interpretation, scientific writing, equipment management

Preferred skills

Master's degree in related field, graduate research experience

Technologies

Laboratory instruments, specialized assay techniques

Responsibilities

Conduct assigned laboratory projects, interpret experimental results, train new technicians, guide entry-level staff on challenging assays, contribute to protocol development and efficiency, collaborate on new techniques and instruments, prepare manuscripts and proposals, process data into figures for publications

Seniority

Mid-level, hands-on IC

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