Conduct genetic toxicology and microbiology experiments, including Ames assays, pathogen culture and enumeration, and assay development and validation. Maintain accurate GLP-compliant records, contribute to reports and regulatory documentation, train staff, and present findings to project teams. A bachelor’s or master’s degree, or equivalent experience, in microbiology, toxicology, animal science, or biology is preferred, along with three to five years of experience using standard microbiology methods. Candidates should have strong analytical, communication, organizational, and recordkeeping skills, be able to work with minimal supervision, hold a current tetanus vaccination, and safely wear a respirator.
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