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Research Engineering/Scientist Associate I

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Job overview

The Research Engineering/Scientist Associate I carries out research in biochemistry and microbiology using established and emerging empirical, experimental, and statistical approaches. The role involves planning and executing research, developing suitable data collection and analysis techniques, maintaining reliable data and complete records, and supporting scientific presentations, publications, and grant applications. The associate also performs communal laboratory duties and seeks training to further develop research skills.

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Skills

Biochemistry ResearchMicrobiology ResearchEmpirical ResearchExperimental ResearchStatistical MethodsResearch PlanningData CollectionData Analysis

Full job description

Carry out research in biochemistry and microbiology using established and emerging empirical, experimental and statistical approaches. Take initiatives in the planning and execution of research, while identifying and developing suitable techniques for the collection and analysis of data. Further develop technical or transferable skills required for research by proactively seeking training opportunities from other lab members. Ensure the validity and reliability of data at all times and maintain accurate and complete records of all findings. Assist with data acquisition for scientific presentations, publications and grant applications.Perform day-to-day communal lab duties that ensure the smooth running of the laboratory space.

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