Yellowstone Biosciences
Laboratory Technician

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ABOUT THE COMPANY
Yellowstone Biosciences is a biotechnology spinout company located in Oxford, whose goal is to pioneer new cancer treatments using advanced T-cell therapies based on groundbreaking research from the MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine at the University of Oxford.
ABOUT THE ROLE
We are seeking a Laboratory technician to work in our laboratories across to provide technical support alongside lab-based scientists to improve the efficiency of our lab processes and maintain a well-functioning and safe laboratory.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Prepare cell culture reagents using strict aseptic techniques
- Perform routine cleaning, decontamination, and in-house maintenance of laboratory equipment
- Prepare buffer solutions, reagents, and microbiological media, including media plates
- Provide operational support to laboratory teams through stock control, purchasing, and distribution of laboratory reagents and consumables
- Manage laboratory waste streams, including appropriate disposal and recycling procedures
- Operate, organise, and maintain glassware and plasticware washing processes, including autoclave use
- Support the Laboratory Manager to ensure Yellowstone Biosciences maintains full regulatory compliance with the safe operation of laboratory facilities and the building
- Work in accordance with company Health and Safety policies, with particular emphasis on laboratory safety standards
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- Shown a desire to provide material and practical support to scientists
- Flexibility and willingness to learn new techniques and adopt new practices to support the company
- Accuracy and attention to detail is essential
- Good communication skills
- Excellent record-keeping skills
- Shown a commitment to ensuring laboratory equipment is maintained and operated in a safe manner
REQUIRED SKILLS
- Worked within a similar role in a biotech company
- Experience in a Protein Science, Cell culture, Microbiology or Cell Biology laboratory
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