A Position as Expert Technical Assistant for Transgenic Services
Department of Pharmacy, University of Copenhagen, Indianapolis, IN, United States
Position
Expert Technical Assistant for Transgenic Services at the Transgenic Core Facility, Center for Core Facilities, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. Start date: 15 July 2026.
Facility Overview
The
Transgenic Core Facility
at the University of Copenhagen provides a wide range of transgenic technologies to generate mouse and cell research models for scientists. It offers ES and MEF derivation services, mouse assisted reproduction technologies, sperm and embryo cryopreservation, embryo transfer, and mouse colony management services (Core Facility for Transgenic Mice – University of Copenhagen).
Responsibilities
Design of genetic modification strategies
Cloning of genetic constructs
Generation of CRISPR/Cas9-based reagents (e.g., gRNAs and templates)
Design and execution of genotyping strategies
Development and implementation of new transgenic techniques
Cell culture work
Mouse handling and procedures
Advising and supporting users on gene‑targeting projects
Close interaction and coordination with the rest of the TCF team
Management tasks including reporting, accurate reagent and data recording in lab notebooks (benchling), benchmarking of services, participation in department meetings, working groups, presentations and symposia
Qualifications
Independent daily work capability and strong teamwork skills
Deep understanding of genome‑editing technologies, especially CRISPR/Cas9, and all basic molecular biology techniques
At least three years of proven experience in designing and generating genetically modified mouse and cell models
Creative and proactive attitude toward the characterization of new models, with a high capacity for troubleshooting
Clear service‑oriented mindset
Fluent in English; knowledge of Danish is an advantage
Valid international accreditation to work with laboratory animals
Terms of Employment
The position is full‑time (37 hours weekly) without an end date. Employment is governed by the Collective Agreement concerning Academics in the state sector, with a salary based on years of experience and the possibility to negotiate a supplement. The employer contributes an additional 18.07 % to the pension fund. The role may also fall under the OAO‑S collective agreement and corresponding pension contribution of 16 %. The employee may be required to undergo a security screening related to international research and innovation collaboration.
Contact
Facility Manager Javier Martin Gonzalez, email: nsg618@ku.dk or javier@sund.ku.dk.
Application Deadline
Closing date: 10 May 2026, 23:59 CET.
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Expert Technical Assistant for Transgenic Services at the Transgenic Core Facility, Center for Core Facilities, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen. Start date: 15 July 2026.
Facility Overview
The
Transgenic Core Facility
at the University of Copenhagen provides a wide range of transgenic technologies to generate mouse and cell research models for scientists. It offers ES and MEF derivation services, mouse assisted reproduction technologies, sperm and embryo cryopreservation, embryo transfer, and mouse colony management services (Core Facility for Transgenic Mice – University of Copenhagen).
Responsibilities
Design of genetic modification strategies
Cloning of genetic constructs
Generation of CRISPR/Cas9-based reagents (e.g., gRNAs and templates)
Design and execution of genotyping strategies
Development and implementation of new transgenic techniques
Cell culture work
Mouse handling and procedures
Advising and supporting users on gene‑targeting projects
Close interaction and coordination with the rest of the TCF team
Management tasks including reporting, accurate reagent and data recording in lab notebooks (benchling), benchmarking of services, participation in department meetings, working groups, presentations and symposia
Qualifications
Independent daily work capability and strong teamwork skills
Deep understanding of genome‑editing technologies, especially CRISPR/Cas9, and all basic molecular biology techniques
At least three years of proven experience in designing and generating genetically modified mouse and cell models
Creative and proactive attitude toward the characterization of new models, with a high capacity for troubleshooting
Clear service‑oriented mindset
Fluent in English; knowledge of Danish is an advantage
Valid international accreditation to work with laboratory animals
Terms of Employment
The position is full‑time (37 hours weekly) without an end date. Employment is governed by the Collective Agreement concerning Academics in the state sector, with a salary based on years of experience and the possibility to negotiate a supplement. The employer contributes an additional 18.07 % to the pension fund. The role may also fall under the OAO‑S collective agreement and corresponding pension contribution of 16 %. The employee may be required to undergo a security screening related to international research and innovation collaboration.
Contact
Facility Manager Javier Martin Gonzalez, email: nsg618@ku.dk or javier@sund.ku.dk.
Application Deadline
Closing date: 10 May 2026, 23:59 CET.
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