3 army research laboratory jobs found

Position Summary Odyssey is seeking a Research Technician (Level II) to support research programs and projects within the Wound Infection Department’s Animal Models group at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR). Responsibilities Duties include, but not limited to:  Provide technical support in the research and development of novel medical countermeasures against wound infections, specifically in animal models of wound infections. Serve as technical expert in the microbial pathogenesis and related virulence factors in animal trial protocols. Serve as technical expert in the host and immune response to immune modulation and/or infectious disease in animal trial protocols. Serve as technical expert to investigate microbial colonization and explore novel methods to mitigate infection. Assist in preparation and proper execution of animal use protocols. Maintains accurate and appropriate research...

Position Summary Odyssey has an exciting opportunity for an Advisory and Assistance Services (A&AS) contractor supporting as a Battle Management, Command, Control, Communications and Space Intelligence (BMC3I) Program Manager for TAPLab on the US Space Force, Space Systems Command, System Delta 85’s TAPLab team.    System Delta 85 (SYD 85) delivers integrated Space Domain Awareness (SDA), missile warning and tracking, Command, Control, and Communication (C3), Battle Management, and Space Intelligence capabilities for the USSF and joint warfighters. Activities include acquisition program management, system, and subsystem engineering, maintenance and supply support, and fielding. Odyssey Systems is looking for high-performing, passionate people ready to make a difference by joining our existing team of dedicated professionals in the BMC3I workforce!   Odyssey provides support to the Government in five areas: Product Support, Sustainment Engineering...

Position Summary Odyssey Systems has an exciting new opportunity for a Research Associate supporting the WRAIR – Department of Diarrheal Disease Research (DDR).  Diarrheal diseases, notably  Shigella,  are a major source of morbidity among deployed U.S. military and a significant threat to readiness. To that end, BDB aims to develop a safe and effective vaccine against multiple  Shigella  strains to protect personnel overseas and keep Soldiers in the fight. This position is perfect for a recent college graduate who is interested in getting great training from a top notch team. Responsibilities Duties include, but not limited to:  Provide support in multiple areas of Enteric pathogen research. Conduct bench research on Shigella (or other enteric pathogens) subunit or live vaccine candidates. Perform or assist in routine molecular genetic techniques, including nucleic acid purification, restriction enzyme digestion,...