#### **JOB DESCRIPTION** The Research Group on Resistance, Chemotherapy and Predictive Biomarkers in the Cancer Area requires a **Senior Laboratory Technician**, affiliated with the project: ***PID2023-153089OB-I00 funded by MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033/FEDER "A way of making Europe"***. Prior experience in a similar role within a cancer research group is required, including cell culture, genetic manipulation techniques (CRISPR/Cas9), in vitro cytotoxicity assessment, qPCR, and Western blot. Knowledge of cancer immunology and participation in scientific publications will be highly valued. #### **RESPONSIBILITIES** * Provide technical support for the group’s research activities. * Participate in drafting protocols. * Represent the team in lab management meetings. * Draft reports of results. #### **REQUIREMENTS** * Bachelor’s degree and/or diploma in sciences. * Master’s degree in a scientific field. * English proficiency level C1 (minimum B2 or equivalent certification required). * Experience in at least one of the techniques described above. #### **OFFER** * Temporary contract (6 months) linked to ***PID2023-153089OB-I00 funded by MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033/FEDER "A way of making Europe"***. * Gross annual remuneration associated with this position shall be determined based on the candidate’s experience and competencies, paid in 12 installments. * 23 days of vacation + 5 personal days annually + 2 personal days for Easter Week + 2 personal days for Christmas. * Flexible remuneration (childcare voucher + meal voucher). * Company-funded training capsules. * Join an excellent multidisciplinary research center holding the HRS4R distinction. * Location at Can Ruti Campus—a top-tier translational research environment in the Barcelona area, situated within a highly stimulating scientific setting. IGTP offers a supportive, friendly, and collaborative ecosystem designed to foster professional development and help you achieve your research goals. Annual gross salary commensurate with candidate’s qualifications. #### **FOR MORE INFORMATION** https://www.germanstrias.org/ca/research/cancer/13/resistencia-quimioterapia-i-biomarcadors-predictius-rcpb #### **APPLICATION DEADLINE** The application period ends on **December 31, 2025**. #### **WHO ARE WE?** The Germans Trias i Pujol Health Science Research Institute (IGTP) is a public research center located in Badalona (Barcelonès), whose main objective is to advance scientific knowledge and translate it into solutions that improve patients’ and communities’ health and healthcare. The Institute is affiliated with one of the major university hospitals in the Barcelona area—the Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital—and forms part of the Can Ruti Biomedical Campus. It is a CERCA center and also accredited as an Excellence Center by the Carlos III Health Institute (ISCIII), coordinating research management and scientific strategy across the campus in close collaboration with other institutions located there. The Germans Trias i Pujol Health Science Research Institute conducts research across nine thematic areas: * Cancer * Behavioral Sciences and Substance Abuse * Cardiovascular and Respiratory Diseases * Liver and Digestive Diseases * Endocrine, Metabolic, Bone, and Kidney Diseases * Infectious Diseases * Immunology and Inflammation * Neuroscience * Community Health Scientists working in these areas publish over 900 articles per year on average, contribute improved health protocols and novel treatments, generate patents, and create entrepreneurial spin-off companies to enhance patients’ lives. The following video provides an aerial view of the Can Ruti Campus—a top-tier translational research environment in the Barcelona area, set within a highly stimulating scientific context. IGTP offers a supportive, friendly, and collaborative ecosystem to promote professional development and assist you in achieving your research goals. **IGTP, committed to equal opportunities, encourages applications from interested candidates and will give preference to those officially recognized by the competent authorities of the Autonomous Communities—or, where applicable, by the General State Administration—as having a disability of at least 33%, or declared permanently incapacitated (total incapacity) for occupations other than teaching, pursuant to a resolution issued by the National Social Security Institute, provided they possess the functional capacity required to perform the usual duties of the position.**