Scientific research engineer in proteomics
Ecole supérieure de physique et de chimie industrielles de la Ville de Paris · 10 Rue Vauquelin - 75005 Paris · Local government
En français : Ingénieur·e chargé·e de recherche scientifique en protéomique
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This job in plain words
This job is about adapting proteomics methods to wild silks from West Africa. It is based in Paris, at the SMBP laboratory of ESPCI Paris-PSL, as part of the AfricaSilkS project.
Can you apply?
Open to civil servants and contract staff. Heritage science and archaeometry profiles are welcome if they have solid mass spectrometry skills.
- Category
- Category A (executive)
- Diploma
- Master's degree (bac+5) · Engineering degree or master 2 in analytical chemistry, biochemistry, biology or materials science. PhD not required.
- Experience
- First experience in an analysis laboratory, end-of-studies internship included.
- Contract
- Open to civil servants (titulaires) and contract staff (contractuels). Contract type and length not stated.
The profile they want:
- Engineering degree or master 2 in analytical chemistry, biochemistry, biology or materials science.
- Practical mass spectrometry of proteins, including nanoLC-MS/MS coupling.
- Skills in protein sample preparation: extraction, purification, enzymatic digestion.
- Processing and interpreting proteomic data with dedicated software.
- Rigour in tracking protocols and keeping data.
- Ability to explain results to non-chemist colleagues.
What you would do
- Adapt sample preparation protocols to wild silks.
- Prepare heritage samples, often degraded and in small amounts.
- Run nanoLC-MS/MS analyses on samples and collection objects.
- Interpret proteomic data to identify silk-producing species.
- Take part in writing publications and presenting results.
How to apply
Apply by email to the employer, with a CV and a cover letter, before the deadline. Contact details are on the official offer.
Documents to send:
- CV
- Cover letter
Good to know:
- Job based at the SMBP laboratory of ESPCI Paris-PSL, Paris 5th arrondissement.
- Project funded for 2026-2027 under a CNRS call for projects.
- Consortium with partners in Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire; project meetings every year.
- Position vacant from 1 January 2027.
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