Position Available

From: Weber, William (William.Weber@genzyme.com)
Date: Mon Apr 01 2002 - 10:41:11 EST


Hello All, I'm at Genzyme and we're looking for a Sr. Research Associate with a
specialization in Image Analysis for our Framingham, MA location.  The full
job description is below, but in essence we are looking for someone with a
working knowledge of:  Imaging Software: Metamorph/QED/ImagePro/Adobe
Photoshop, Imaging Hardware: CCD Cameras/Automated microscopy/Computer, and
Cell based assay: FISH/ISH/IHC on cells/tissue.If you are interested, or know someone
who is, please submit your resume
online at http://www.genzyme.com/careers/  specifically to requisition
number 1089.  Thank you.Position Description:  In this role you will Support
Specialized cellular
technology imaging needs by maintaining a core image analysis facility. The
facility contains a variety of automated scopes with custom C++ software
analysis packages for automated scanning, and a variety of image analysis
software packages for photo-documentation or analysis. The ideal candidate
will be proficient with microscopy and image analysis applications.
Experience with HTS cell based assays would be a plus. Primary
responsibility includes the imaging of samples coming from the SCT group;
cells on slides, tissue arrays, 96 well plates for fluorescence or
brightfield. Additional responsibilities include cell based assay
development mainly FISH/ISH/IHC and supporting additional imaging
opportunities within Genzyme.Experience/Skills Required:  5+ yrs relevant exp. or
equivalent. Working
knowledge of applicable disciplines w/ expert knowledge in primary field of
interest. Ability to work on problems requiring significant scientific
creativity using novel approaches to solve complex problems. Demonstrate
success in technical proficiency, scientific creativity, collaboration w/
others & independent thought.Desired Education:  BS/MS or equivalent.

William Weber
Senior Scientist
Genzyme Corp
1 Mountain Rd.,
Framingham, MA., 01701
508-270-2268
william.weber@genzyme.com



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