IMIB26_C59 Master Technician in Research Support at a Biomedical Research Laboratory - Genetics
Core
Supporting research activities in Clinical Genetics and Rare Diseases, including conducting research, managing laboratory tasks, and analyzing genetic data.
Role type
Master's level research support technician (genetics)
Builds
Research outputs and genetic data analysis for rare diseases
Domain
Biomedical research, Clinical Genetics, Rare Diseases
Deliverable
research
Required skills
Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, Laboratory management, Genetic data analysis
Preferred skills
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Technologies
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Responsibilities
Conducting research, managing laboratory tasks, analyzing genetic data
Seniority
Mid-level, specialized technician
Full job description
A competition is announced for the hiring of a Master's Degree Research Support Technician for the research line "Clinical Genetics and Rare Diseases," to be based at the Foundation for Health Training and Research of the Region of Murcia.
Responsibilities
- Supporting research activities within the field of Clinical Genetics and Rare Diseases.
- Conducting research.
- Managing laboratory tasks.
- Contributing to the analysis of genetic data.
- Performing other responsibilities related to research support.
Requirements
- Master's Degree or equivalent in Science (MECES Level 3) or Health Sciences (MECES Level 3).
- At least 12 months of work experience in research of rare diseases (RD).
- Training of at least 600 hours in Bioinformatics and/or Biostatistics.
- Proficiency in Spanish at a good level.
Nice to Have
- Additional qualifications or experience may be considered as a plus.
Benefits
- Gross annual salary of €31,024.20 (€2,585.35 gross monthly salary, including bonuses) or proportional amount for shorter periods.
- Social security contributions and legally applicable income tax (IRPF) will be deducted monthly from the gross salary, in accordance with current regulations.
- Recruitment follows the principles of open, transparent, and merit-based recruitment (OTM-R policy), in compliance with the European Charter for Researchers and the HRS4R Strategy.