Postdoc: Proteomics Max Planck Institute 1982 views

Postdoc Researcher in Proteomics (m/f) at the Biological Mass Spectrometry Laboratory, Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics under Dr. Andrej Shevchenko.

Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Germany, is an international research institute focused on cell and developmental biology.

Department is offering a position of Post-doctoral Researcher in Proteomics (m/f)

Tasks and Responsibilities:

1. Lab is seeking a highly motivated individual with a strong background in label-free and targeted proteomics, including the identification of common PTMs.
2. Interest and experience in quantitative lipidomics and metabolomics or high resolution mass spectrometry will be an advantage.
3. Successful candidate will develop methods for the quantitative characterization of protein and lipid composition of biological membranes

Will the study molecular mechanisms underlying their adaptation towards dietary and environmental challenges.

Required qualifications:

1. The candidate should have a doctoral degree
2. Documented experience in protein chemistry and proteomics.
3. The candidate should be able to interact with members of an interdisciplinary team of cell biologists, omics scientists, computer scientists and clinicians, work in a competitive international environment

Possess excellent communication and data presentation skills (English is a working language in MPI).

Fellowship Benefits:

1. The full-time position is available immediately.
2. The initial contract is for two years with possible extension.
3. Salary and social benefits will be in accordance with the regulations of the German TVöD Bund.

Further Information: For further information contact Dr. Andrej Shevchenko by email shevchenko@mpi-cbg.de

Application Procedure: Please submit your complete application and CV including a full publication list, brief description of your research interests and accomplishments together with contact details of three (03) referees as a single pdf file via our online application system stating Code 2018-Postdoc-Proteomics.