In Vivo Technologist II (Rare Disease Translational Center)

Location: Bar Harbor, Maine, United States; onsite laboratory role

Pay range: $20.15–$33.74 per hour, determined by experience

Company

hirify.global is an independent, nonprofit biomedical research institution that uses genetics and genomic research to advance disease understanding, treatments, and cures.

What you will do

• Perform basic biomethods and humanized procedures, including animal handling, restraint, clinical observations, body weights, ear notching, tail tipping, and ear tagging.
• Administer oral, subcutaneous, intraperitoneal, and intravenous doses.
• Collect blood and other biospecimens, perform basic necropsies and blood processing, and prepare samples for shipping.
• Provide animal husbandry, cage-side observations, environmental monitoring, and proactive welfare support.
• Maintain laboratory sanitation, equipment, documentation, databases, and protocol records.
• Follow SOPs and study protocols, complete assignments on time, and collaborate with cross-functional In Vivo teams.

Requirements

• Two-year associate degree in science; a bachelor’s degree in a life science field is strongly preferred.
• Basic laboratory animal handling skills and the ability to perform biomethods, dosing, blood collection, necropsy, and blood processing.
• Successful record-keeping skills and accurate data entry in laboratory IT systems and databases.
• Strong written and oral communication skills across diverse disciplines and experience levels.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment, multitask, remain flexible, and maintain a professional demeanor.
• Ability to use Word, Excel, Outlook, and similar computer software.

Nice to have

• Previous cell culture experience.
• Flow cytometry experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Work within the Rare Disease Translational Center and a cross-functional In Vivo department.
• Support research that connects biological discovery with clinical action.
• Contribute to studies using biologically accurate mouse models of disease.
• Join an institution with nearly 3,000 employees and research locations across the United States, Japan, and China.