We are seeking a motivated candidate who is proficient in DNA, RNA, cell culture and animal methods. The successful candidate will be capable of investigating the role of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) or human papillomavirus (HPV) in its associated human cancers. The work will involve methodologies including next-generation DNA/RNA-sequencing, FISH analysis, mutagenesis, cloning, RNA and DNA preparation, FACS analysis, cell-based assays including western blotting, co-IP, cell proliferation/growth, manipulation of cell culture, immunofluorescence staining and comparative in vivo approaches. • Proficient in cellular/molecular biology as well as small-animal research skills and advanced experimental techniques. • Good computer skills, including an advanced working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and/or Power Point software applications. • Solid analytical skills and attention to detail; • Excellent verbal and written communication skills ; • Excellent organizational skills; • Excellent interpersonal skills; • Ability to multi-task, and prioritize work assignments; • Ability to maintain confidentiality in all work performed • Ability to independently work on research assignments. • Ability to give oral presentation of experimental results in lab meetings and researchconferences. • Ability to instruct graduateand undergraduate students in the lab, as needed. • Ability to review journal manuscripts and provide critiques.