Postdoctoral Fellow-Discovery Proteomics

Key Responsibilities

• Design and execute cellular and biochemical experiments to study molecular gluemediated E3 ligase recruitment
• Develop and apply proximity labeling and targeted perturbation strategies in engineered cellular systems
• Investigate context-dependent recruitment mechanisms involving post-translational modifications, protein complexes, and subcellular localization
• Collaborate closely with proteomics scientists to generate and interpret quantitative mass spectrometry datasets
• Integrate biological and proteomic datasets to develop mechanistic models of induced proximity biology
• Present findings and contribute to the preparation of scientific manuscripts, publications, and scientific communications

Basic Qualifications

• PhD completed prior to start date in Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Chemical Biology, Immunology, Cancer Biology, or related discipline

Preferred Qualifications

• Strong background in cell and molecular biology with demonstrated experimental independence
• Experience in ubiquitin biology, E3 ligases, targeted protein degradation, or induced proximity biology
• Familiarity with proteomics or mass spectrometry-based approaches
• Strong publication record, including first-author publications in high-impact peer-reviewed journals
• Strong communication and collaborative skills