Provide intelligence and operational support to the joint targeting process at Joint Force Command Brunssum.
Compensation
remuneration will be exempt from taxation and allowances will be applied whenever applicable
Responsibilities
Provide knowledge and intelligence support to the joint targeting process via the Joint Targeting Coordination Board (JTCB).
Manage prioritization of the Joint Targeting List (JTL) and related target lists.
Develop and conduct Target Material Production (TMP) to include quality control in support of the full scope of the NATO joint targeting process for both real world and exercise activity.
In coordination with component commands, identify and manage target information supporting the joint targeting process to achieve both lethal and non-lethal effects to include nuclear operations.
Develop target system analysis (TSA) products in coordination with J2 analysts and subject matter experts throughout the HQ.
Requirements
University Degree or equivalent in criminology, police, administration of justice, criminal law or related field/subject
Nice to have: Certified targeteer at National or NATO level
Nice to have: Collateral Damage Estimation
Nice to have: Intermediate Target Development
Nice to have: Joint Targeting at national, multinational, and/or NATO level
A Cellular & Molecular Biologist to provide scientific support for cell line engineering and target validation, including CRISPR-based gene editing, cell culture, molecular biology, and data analysis.
Compensation
We offer competitive remuneration, annual incentive plan bonus, healthcare, and a range of employee benefits.
Responsibilities
Independently plan, execute, analyse, and deliver genome-edited cell reagents to multiple cross-functional project teams.
Engineer cell lines, primary cells, iPSCs, and iPSC-derived cells to build translationally relevant cellular models for assay development.
Proactively identify, develop, and adopt new technologies and editing strategies to improve workflow efficiency and capability.
Contribute scientific insight to program strategy and planning within multiple matrix teams, supporting data-driven decision-making that advances drug discovery.
Ensure full compliance with all GSK R&D data integrity practices, ethics codes, standards, and safety training and procedures.
Lead antigen strategy and membrane protein work for target discovery, assessment, validation, and tractability in support of therapeutic discovery programs.
Locations (2)
Bothell, Washington, United States
Princeton, New Jersey, United States
Compensation
The expected base salary range for this position is $110,000 - $130,000 annually.
Responsibilities
Contribute to target discovery, assessment, and validation efforts for membrane protein targets, with a focus on GPCRs, including evaluating target tractability from a protein science perspective.
Design and execute antigen strategies, including construct design, protein purification, and format selection, to maximize the probability of generating useful binders and functional data.
Engineer membrane protein antigens and alternative antigen formats (e.g., nanodiscs, liposomes, stabilized conformations, and cell-based presentation) to support diverse discovery platforms.
Design and implement purification and quality control workflows for detergent-solubilized and alternative antigen formats, ensuring high purity, protein integrity, and native-like conformation.