Tissue Culture Lab Technician (2nd Shift)

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Ohalo accelerates evolution to unlock nature’s potential. We use technology to transform agriculture providing farmers new plant varieties with unparalleled yield, efficiency, and profitability while shrinking the land, water and energy footprint of our crops.

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Ohalo Genetics is seeking a highly motivated technician to work in the area of micropropagation and plant tissue culture. The successful candidate will be detail-oriented, enthusiastic about hands-on work, and responsible. Prior experience in a sterile work environment, plant breeding or plant tissue culture laboratory is a plus, but is not required. The Lab Technician will assist in specific duties to ensure the overall success of the plant tissue culture laboratory. This role will involve additional responsibilities related to lab operations, plant inventory maintenance, and process development. This role is not limited to only lab work, and offers opportunities to contribute to various aspects of our lab's growth.

Micropropagation and meristem isolation

Routine transfer of plant cells or plant tissue cultures materials within communicated specifications and quality standards

Media preparation and dispensing in accordance with established specifications

Labeling culture vessels