Candidate profile:

We are looking for a candidate with strong scientific curiosity, problem-solving skills, and the ability to drive research independently while actively engaging with the scientific community. The ideal candidate should demonstrate an eagerness to explore new areas within ubiquitin signaling and be proactive in developing research directions aligned with the project's goals.

Key responsibilities:

• Design and conduct experiments in molecular biology, biochemistry, and cellular assays related to ubiquitin signaling and protein degradation.
• Utilize mass spectrometry, proteomics approaches, and imaging techniques for protein interaction studies.
• Actively contribute to project development, including proposing and testing novel research hypotheses.
• Prepare manuscripts, present results at scientific meetings, and contribute to funding applications.
• Collaborate with team members and mentor junior researchers in the lab. 

Requirements:

• D. in Biology, Biotechnology, Genetics, Biochemistry, Biophysics, or a related field.
• Fulfillment of formal criteria outlined in paragraph 2, point 2.1.1 of the NCN regulations (link).
• Strong publication record, demonstrating expertise relevant to the project.
• Experience in molecular biology and biochemical techniques.
• Expertise in cell cultures or model organisms is highly advantageous.
• Familiarity with computational approaches for data analysis is a plus.
• Ability to design and execute experiments independently and interpret results critically.
• Proactive approach, strong analytical skills, and a collaborative attitude.
• Excellent communication skills in English, both written and oral.