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As a versatile DNA Analyst, responsibilities include conducting investigative studies on biological materials through DNA typing technologies, supporting routine casework and special projects. Conduct investigative studies on tissue identification using DNA typing technologies.
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Participate in continuing education through courses, webinars, and conferences on matters relating to DNA typing, forensic science and molecular pathology. SNA seeks a bright, collaborative Forensic Scientist 2-DNA Analyst (Current Day Operations Section), with a strong work ethic to join our team.
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Supporting investigative studies on biological materials using DNA typing technologies. Assisting in casework involving nucDNA and mtDNA typing and profiling procedures. A degree in forensic science or in physical or life sciences.
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Order processing including typing, editing, and proofreading of documents, charging payments, scanning and attaching documents. We are looking for someone to join our Delaware team as an Customer Service & Fulfillment Specialist.
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Carry out administrative duties such as filing, typing, copying, binding, scanning etc. Previous experience with professional tax preparation software, such as Thompson Reuters Ultra Tax, strongly preferred.
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Perform general office duties to support Sales & Marketing (e.g., filing, sending emails, typing, faxing, copying). Headquarters-based positions are considered hybrid, for candidates within a commuting distance to Bethesda, MD; candidates outside of commuting distance to Bethesda, MD will be considered for Remote positions.
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