Scientist - Structural Biology (DNA Repair Mechanisms) in South San Francisco

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Position Location:

South San Francisco, CA Job Duration:

Long Term Contract (Possibility Of Extension) Pay Rate:

$34/hr DOE Company Benefits:

Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Sick leave, 401K About the Scientist Role

We’re seeking a

Scientist

to join the Structural Biology team within Protein Sciences. You’ll use

cryo-electron microscopy (cryoEM)

and biochemical assays to study the molecular mechanisms of large protein complexes involved in

DNA repair . This role offers a chance to contribute to both

basic research

and

drug discovery

in a world‑class biotechnology environment. Key Responsibilities

Purify and reconstitute complex proteins for structural and functional studies. Perform

cryoEM

sample preparation and structure determination. Develop and optimize

biochemical

and

biophysical

assays. Collaborate with cross‑functional scientists to explore mechanisms of action. Qualifications

BS/MS (3–5 yrs)

or

PhD (0–2 yrs)

in Biochemistry, Chemical Biology, or Structural Biology. Experience with

protein purification

and

assay development . Hands‑on

cryoEM

and

mammalian cell assay

experience. How to Apply

Please send your updated resume to the following email addresses: hr@dawarconsulting.com akansha@dawarconsulting.com If you are interested in applying for this job please press the Apply Button and follow the application process. Energy Jobline wishes you the very best of luck in your next career move.

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