[PCA] Position opening: Genetics Laboratory technician at Denver Botanic Gardens

[Jennifer Ramp Neale]

*Job Title*: Genetics Laboratory Technician



*Position Type*: Full-time



*Job Summary: *The genetics laboratory technician will be responsible for
collection of plant conservation genetic data, genetic data analysis, and
day-to-day ordering and upkeep in the Conservation Genetics lab at Denver
Botanic Gardens. Data collection and analysis will focus on ongoing
projects including the examination of population genetic patterns and
taxonomic status in several federally listed species.



*Qualifications: *Bachelor's degree (B. A.) (Masters preferred) in botany,
biology, genetics, environmental sciences or related field, from four-year
college or university; and one to two years related experience and/or
training. Experience working independently in a lab is essential.
Experience in any combination of the following is preferred: population
genetics, ISSR (intersimple sequence repeat) analysis, dominant marker
techniques, microsatellite analysis, systematics (Sanger sequencing or
RAD/other Next Generation sequencing), hazardous waste handling, and lab
management.

Undergraduate class work in genetics and botany and a basic knowledge of
plant biology are required. Excellent organizational and interpersonal
skills are a must. Experience conducting analyses and producing figures for
publishing scientific papers preferred. Database design and management,
global position systems (GPS), geographic information systems (GIS), and
Microsoft software (Word, Excel, Access) are desirable.

Send resume and/or application to *Human Resources, Denver Botanic Gardens,
1007 York St., Denver CO 80206*, or *e-mail your resume to
hr at botanicgardens.org*. We are a nonprofit, EOE.
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