St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is recruiting a postdoctoral research fellow for Christopher Vakoc's laboratory to study why cancer cells become dependent on particular transcription factors and related proteins. The fellow will lead an independent project combining genetic perturbation with epigenomic and transcriptomic profiling and protein-interaction studies to build mechanistic explanations of cancer vulnerabilities, working alongside the lab's functional genomics and computational biology collaborators.
Candidates need a PhD or equivalent doctoral degree with a background in cancer biology, molecular biology, genetics, or gene regulation, and experience with CRISPR-based screening and interpretation. The posting is permanent/full-time and explicitly states no search firms or unsolicited recruiter assistance.
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