Life Science Research Professional 2 Stanford University – Department of Pathology

Location: On-Site
Schedule: Full-time
Salary Range: $81,130–$94,895 per year

Stanford University invites applications for a Life Science Research Professional 2 (LSRP 2) role. Join our leading-edge research team to contribute to groundbreaking discoveries in the fields of tumor-immune interactions and anti-metastatic immunotherapies. This is an excellent opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies, including CRISPR editing and single-cell multi-omic profiling, while contributing to transformative advances in precision medicine.

About the Role

As an LSRP 2, you will perform complex research functions, manage a segment of defined projects independently, and contribute to experimental design. Key responsibilities include:

• Conducting experiments involving mouse tissue processing, tumor transplantation, cell line engineering, and single-cell genomics.
• Utilizing high-throughput screening platforms to identify anti-metastatic immunotherapy candidates.
• Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to advance cutting-edge research.
• Preparing and analyzing data, maintaining detailed records, and publishing results.
• Supporting laboratory management and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards.

Preferred Skills and Experience

We are seeking candidates with the following expertise:

• Molecular biology techniques, including flow cytometry, Western blotting, and generation of viral vectors.
• Experience with single-cell genomics, CRISPR editing, and next-generation sequencing.
• Hands-on experience with mouse models, including tumor transplantation and colony management.
• Background in high-throughput chemical perturbation screening.

About Us

The Department of Pathology at Stanford School of Medicine is at the forefront of innovation, bringing together world-renowned researchers and clinicians. Our mission is to advance the diagnosis, treatment, and understanding of human diseases through discovery, education, and clinical care.

The Satpathy Lab focuses on understanding immune system principles in health, infection, and cancer. Our newest research group, led by Dr. Chris McGinnis, explores tumor-immune interactions during metastasis and develops novel screening technologies to combat metastatic disease.

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree in a related field and two years of relevant experience, or a Master’s degree in a related field.
• Skills: Strong analytical abilities, detailed record-keeping, and familiarity with scientific applications and databases.

Why Stanford?

Stanford is not just a workplace—it’s a community. From career development programs and wellness initiatives to inspiring speakers and access to world-class resources, we invest in your personal and professional growth. Highlights include:

• Comprehensive health care and retirement benefits.
• Free commuter programs and fitness classes.
• Access to renowned speakers, museums, and cultural events.

How to Apply

If you’re ready to push the boundaries of scientific discovery in a collaborative and supportive environment, apply today. For more details about the department, visit Stanford Pathology.

Stanford University is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community.

Make your mark in precision medicine and help shape the future of research at Stanford.