We are seeking a highly talented and motivated protein crystallographer who is keen to work on a variety of scientific areas within a dedicated and enthusiastic industrial environment. The successful candidate will be a key member of the crystallography team, with exciting opportunities to participate in multiple projects to support chemistry design throughout R&D as well as external collaborations. Excellent oral and written communication skills and the ability to work in multi-disciplinary project teams are important for this position.

Responsibilities:

        Provide guidance for construct design, expression and purification, resulting in proteins suitable for crystallography

        Characterize proteins intended for crystallization and carry out crystallization trials, crystal optimization and structure solution for proteins and protein-ligand complexes 

        Effectively communicate results through presentations, e-mails and reports, and actively participate in structure-based design efforts

        Maintain awareness of developments in the field of structural biology and broaden understanding of adjacent disciplines

A PhD in a structural biology related discipline is essential with demonstrated experience of soluble protein crystallography, from expression through to structure determination including relevant software as well as knowledge and ideally hands-on experience of membrane protein targets.

For the full job profile and to apply for this position, please visit:

https://syngentacrop.taleo.net/careersection/unitedkingdom/jobdetail.ftl?job=1601920

If you have any informal enquiries, then feel free to get in contact ([log in to unmask]) but to apply for the position, please follow the link above.

Interviews are likely to be in December.


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