Research Scientists are individuals holding a Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree who play a major role in enabling research programs through collaborative and collegial interactions with faculty, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students and staff. The rank of the research scientist is a staff appointment. A research scientist may apply their effort entirely to research, or a combination of research, training, and lab managerial activities. The classification of Research Scientist I is the entry level position in the job hierarchy. * Extensive experience in transcriptome, single-cell sequencing, microbiome and epigenetic analysis * Prior experience in immunology, virology, flow cytometry and basic immunological assays * Strong communication skills both verbal and written * Proficiency with common laboratory equipment and techniques required * Organization and supervisory skills required * Ph.D. or M.D. * A minimum of 4 years of experience in a relevant research area, and evidence of scholarly work (e.g. scientific publications, scientific grant contributions, etc.) * Work experience in an academic environment * More than two years of research experience * Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously * Experience managing research budgets and/or personnel