Department Lead, Effector Assembly
CurrentI manage a team of 6 working in a high-throughput genome engineering lab. We build targeted gene-editing mechanisms which are then deployed in mammalian immune cells.
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Clem Green is listed as Department Lead, Effector Assembly at Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences, a with 49 employees, based in Greater Seattle Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at altius.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Clem Green.
Clem Green previously worked as Research Scientist, Genome Engineering at Altius Institute For Biomedical Sciences and General Supervisor Clinical Research Lab at Altius Institute For Biomedical Sciences. Clem Green holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Microbiology, General from University Of Washington.
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At the forefront of genome engineering, my role as Department Lead at Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences involves managing a dedicated team of six in the effector assembly division. Our collective efforts are focused on crafting precise gene-editing tools that advance research in mammalian cells. With just under two years in this role, my leadership has contributed to significant developments in high-throughput genome engineering.My competencies span from anaerobic microbiology and high-thruput plasmid production to resource management and inter-departmental communication, culminating in the successful transition from Research Scientist to Department Lead within five months. Leveraging my interpersonal skills and a strong foundation in scientific techniques & experimental design, I am committed to leading my team in pioneering new frontiers in biotechnology and contributing to groundbreaking scientific achievements.
Listed skills include Employee Training, Experimental Design, Mouse Handling, Hazardous Materials Training, and 28 others.
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Seattle, Washington, United States
I manage a team of 6 working in a high-throughput genome engineering lab. We build targeted gene-editing mechanisms which are then deployed in mammalian immune cells.
Greater Seattle Area
Transitioning to team lead.
Greater Seattle Area
Leading a team in a high-throughput test processing and genomics research lab.
Seattle, Washington, United States
Performed manual and robotic RNA extractions and qRT-PCR in a high-throughput covid-19 testing lab.
Greater Seattle Area
The most exciting aspect of this job was the challenge of communicating unscripted with a variety of different people and managing a wide array of interpersonal dynamics. My goal was to ensure guests have as much fun as possible while also emboldening them to work together as a cohesive team. To achieve this goal I quickly determined guests’ enthusiasm levels, communication styles, and unique abilities, and then fostered an environment in which they could embrace their own skills and better understand the role they fulfilled within their group. I frequently managed corporate team-building events in which I analyzed specific archetypical strengths, weaknesses, and leadership styles, and then tailored my feedback to encourage teams to follow their company’s specific developmental guidelines. I balanced each guest’s enjoyment with the smooth operation of Puzzle Break as a whole, ensuring events began on time, that the flow of one event did not disrupt another, and that long-term projects were completed efficiently and on time.
Greater Seattle Area
This position was in an SPF mouse vivarium housing ~100 cages. I was half of a 2-person team responsible for all daily animal husbandry and facility care. I fulfilled all aspects of the breeding protocol from weaning to euthanasia, performed medical treatments and necropsies, and prepared mice for experimental procedures. For 3 months I ran the facility on my own while my direct supervisor was on leave. I maintained both a stock inventory and an animal database, participated in SOP creation, and was responsible for ensuring open communication between husbandry staff and the research group.
Greater Seattle Area
I worked in the Lab Services division of the Facilities department at ISB. I provided research support through chemical shipment, storage, and disposal; liquid media and plate preparation, full maintenance of the tissue culture and mass spectrometry rooms, compressed gas storage and set-up, regular wet bench decontamination, and lab equipment operation and troubleshooting.
Greater Seattle Area
During my internship with Dr. Baliga's lab I primarily worked on two projects: an anaerobic coculture of Methanococcus (MMp) and Desulfovibrio (DvH), and a mutated yeast producing a component of biodegradable plastic (PHB).In the anaerobic study we isolated and characterized the genes involved in mutant sulfate metabolism with the goal of identifying control genes and building a data network that could accurately predict control genes. During this study I performed DNA and RNA extractions, ran PCR and prepared primer templates, and maintained sterile & anaerobic conditions across media, tools, and experimental environment.I managed every growth aspect of the yeast study from set up to purification of PHB, including DNA and RNA extractions to monitor relevant genes. The most vital aspects of the experiments were rapid RNA collection and prompt delivery of processed data.
Greater Seattle Area
I maintained a friendly and professional office environment, I assisted students in finding resources and appropriate classes, I managed incoming data and delivered or archived it as needed. I undertook a paper-to-digital organizing project in which I ensured teacher and student records were collated, digitized, and then archived in an easy-to-access manner.
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Jemma Nelson
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Jacob Quon
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Emilija Mikalauskaite
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Ian Yeo
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Special interest in Immunology, Genomics, Virology, Mathematics
Focused on Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
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Clem Green works for Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences.
Clem Green is listed as Department Lead, Effector Assembly at Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences.
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Clem Green is based in Greater Seattle Area, United States while working with Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences.
Clem Green has worked for Altius Institute For Biomedical Sciences, Puzzle Break, Institute For Systems Biology, and Seattle Central College.
Clem Green's colleagues at Altius Institute for Biomedical Sciences include Hatice S Kaya-Okur, Theo Knijnenburg, Jemma Nelson, Jacob Quon, and Emilija Mikalauskaite.
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Clem Green holds Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Microbiology, General from University Of Washington.
Clem Green is listed with skills including Employee Training, Experimental Design, Mouse Handling, Hazardous Materials Training, Microscopy, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Python, and Microsoft Excel.
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