Total 2 Internship level Education / Training job vacancies in D13 Macpherson, Braddell

Key Responsibilities

• Synthesize the targeted Gene required by the customer
• To perform a series of experimental procedures such as PCR, Ligation Transformation, Bacterial Inspection, Plasmid Construction, Quality Inspection and etc. Perform data record analysis, result evaluation and etc
• Ensure that safety production management regulations and product production SOP requirements are followed strictly. Operate experiments independently which include: Gene Synthesis, Vector Construction, Gene Mutation, Plasmid Extraction, Sequence Analysis, Sequencing, PCR & qPCR, Reagent Preparation, Quality Inspection and etc
• Problem identified in production process should be reported in a timely manner and actively solve the issues with team
• Make sure the handover of the experiment on the day properly and do simply analysis of the problem is made of the unfinished experiment
• To complete other tasks assigned by supervisor

Job Requirements

• Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Molecular Biology, Cell biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry or Equivalent
• Solid foundation in Molecular Biology and Cell Biology; strong background in experimental operation; familiar with Conventional techniques of genetic engineering, such as Isolation and Manipulation of DNA (i.e: Primer Design, Plasmid Design, PCR, Restriction Digestion, Homologous Recombination, CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Editing, Transformation, Plasmid Isolation, Sequence Analysis and etc.) is preferred
• Strong sense of achievement; resilient and able to perform under pressure
• Team player with good communication skills (verbal and written)
• Working knowledge of document reading and writing skills

Project Officer (Intern) – 1 X Place of Work : North Buona Vista Drive

As a Project Officer (Intern) with the Academic Research Division, you will provide assistance to the division in supporting research at the Institutes of Higher Learning.

Your key responsibilities include providing support in:

Research engagements, such as workshops, webinars, etc. Including collation and circulation of materials, liaising with vendors and stakeholders, minute-taking.

• Desktop research, particularly for the Science of Learning programme/ funding initiative.
• Preparation of presentation materials and reports and other supporting tasks as required.
• Requirements
• A service-oriented individual with good communication, writing and interpersonal skills
• Meticulous, has initiative and able to work well under pressure
• Background in education/ neuroscience/ cognitive sciences/ psychology and interest in research preferred.
• Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm, inclusive of 1hr lunch break
• 40hours/week (<40 hours/week can also be considered)
• Service not required on weekends and gazetted public holidays