JOB DESCRIPTION
The Junior Research Analyst (JRA) is mainly responsible for assisting in implementing OMICS services, monitoring the inventory and documenting samples of PGC-PPMF. This includes the scope of services and projects implemented by the core facility. This position requires regular reporting to the OMICS Head Analyst and PPMF Program Director.
She/He is expected to:
- Participate in client consultations for OMICS services
- Perform end-to-end proteomic and/or metabolomic analyses
- Provide support to projects in their protein/proteomic analysis
- Assist in internal and external training for mass spectrometry
- Assist the Facility Director in the conduct of PPMF’s in-house research projects, and contribute in the writing of proposals, manuscripts, patents, and manuals for the PPMF.
- Record LC/MS-related analysis and client databases
- Perform other work-related duties or functions as assigned by the laboratory manager, OMICS head analyst, Protein head analyst and/or Program Director.
QUALIFICATIONS
Educational Background
- Graduate of any health allied course (Bachelor’s degree); Preferably a graduate of Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry. MS units in the specified fields are preferred.
Training
- Training in LCMS, & LIMS is an advantage.
Experience
- At least 1 year of experience employment in a related field.
Competency
- Independence and Diligence, Organizational Commitment, Integrity, Quality, Service Focus, Teamwork, Stewardship of Resources, Effective Communication, Self-Development and Learning, Computer Literacy
Other Qualifications
- Should be fully vaccinated prior to deployment in the field
- Ability to work confidently and successfully under minimal supervision
- Knowledge of various software applications, such as Word, Excel, Power Point, and other relevant computer programs and software
- Exceptional writing, organization, analysis, and research abilities, effective communication skills
- Preferably a licensed chemist or chemical technician
All positions are a non-permanent status. Instructions to interested applicants:
- View pgc.up.edu.ph to familiarize with the office.
- Please address your letter of application to:
Dr. Neil Andrew Bascos, Program Director, PPMF, Philippine Genome Center
University of the Philippines Diliman Campus, Quezon City
SUBMIT YOUR LETTER OF APPLICATION AND CV TO ppmfacility@pgc.up.edu.ph and CC hr@pgc.up.edu.ph
with Subject: PGC PPMF [indicate position] Application
Deadline for applications: January 2, 2025
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Junior Research Analyst (JRA) is mainly responsible for assisting in implementing protein analysis services, monitoring the inventory and documenting samples of PGC-PPMF. This includes the scope of services and projects implemented by the core facility. This position requires regular reporting to the Protein Head Analyst and PPMF Program Director.
She/He is expected to:
- Assist with regular maintenance and calibration of protein analysis equipment.
- Supervise client-availed equipment rentals
- Assist in internal training for protein analyses
- Conduct protein analysis services
- Receiving of client samples and encoding into LIMS
- Management of general inventory using internal LIMS and prepares documents for procurement.
- Regularly updates clients on service status.
- Prepares thorough service reports based on the experiment's objectives.
- Assist in developing SOPs for protein services and activities
- Contribute in the writing of proposals, manuscripts, and manuals for the PPMF.
- Perform other work-related duties or functions as assigned by the laboratory manager, Protein head analyst, and/or Facility Director.
QUALIFICATIONS
Educational Background
- Graduate of any health allied course (Bachelor’s degree); Preferably a graduate of Molecular Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry. MS units in the specified fields are preferred.
Training
- Training in SDS-PAGE, & LIMS is an advantage.
Experience
- At least 1 year of experience employment in a related field.
Competency
- Independence and Diligence, Organizational Commitment, Integrity, Quality, Service Focus, Teamwork, Stewardship of Resources, Effective Communication, Self-Development and Learning, Computer Literacy
Other Qualifications
- Should be fully vaccinated prior to deployment in the field
- Ability to work confidently and successfully under minimal supervision
- Knowledge of various software applications, such as Word, Excel, Power Point, and other relevant computer programs and software
- Exceptional writing, organization, analysis, and research abilities, effective communication skills
- Preferably a licensed chemist or chemical technician
All positions are a non-permanent status. Instructions to interested applicants:
- View pgc.up.edu.ph to familiarize with the office.
- Please address your letter of application to:
Dr. Neil Andrew Bascos, Program Director, PPMF, Philippine Genome Center
University of the Philippines Diliman Campus, Quezon City
SUBMIT YOUR LETTER OF APPLICATION AND CV TO ppmfacility@pgc.up.edu.ph and CC hr@pgc.up.edu.ph
with Subject: PGC PPMF [indicate position] Application
Deadline for applications: January 2, 2025
JOB DESCRIPTION
The Project Technical Assistant VI (PTA IV) is mainly responsible for overseeing the administrative functions of the project, including but not limited to procurement, documentation, and accounting of project expenses. S/he will serve as liaison between officers of the ethics board, project site, and implementing agency for the coordination of activities and events. S/he will assist in writing reports and summaries of the status of the project as part of the regular reporting to the funding agency.
She/He is expected to:
- Oversee the administrative functions of the project and facilitate communication between all parties involved in the project
- Spearhead procurement of reagents, supplies, and equipment needed for the project
- Track and file all incurred expenses/disbursements of the project
- Monitor and draft financial reports quarterly
- Liaise between UPMREB, PGH, and PGC-PPMF for proper and timely coordination of events.
- Assist in writing reports and status of the project to the project leader and funding agency
- Perform other duties as required or assigned by the project leader
QUALIFICATIONS
Educational Background
- Graduate of any bachelor’s degree preferably in any Life Sciences-related field
Training
- Knowledgeable in government procurement and/or experience in public health
Experience
- At least 1 year of experience employment in a related field.
Competency
- Independence and Diligence, Organizational Commitment, Integrity, Quality, Service Focus, Teamwork, Stewardship of Resources, Effective Communication, Self-Development and Learning, Computer Literacy
Other Qualifications
- Should be fully vaccinated prior to deployment in the field
- Ability to work confidently and successfully under minimal supervision
- Knowledge of various software applications, such as Word, Excel, Power Point, and other relevant computer programs and software
- Exceptional writing, organization, analysis, and research abilities, effective communication skills
All positions are a non-permanent status. Instructions to interested applicants:
- View pgc.up.edu.ph to familiarize with the office.
- Please address your letter of application to:
Dr. Neil Andrew Bascos, Program Director, PPMF, Philippine Genome Center
University of the Philippines Diliman Campus, Quezon City
SUBMIT YOUR LETTER OF APPLICATION AND CV TO ppmfacility@pgc.up.edu.ph and CC hr@pgc.up.edu.ph
with Subject: PGC PPMF [indicate position] Application
Deadline for applications: January 2, 2025