About the role
We’re a well-funded start-up . You’ll get a chance to wear many hats, be a part of a growing team, and have the potential for exciting financial and career growth. Here’s what sets us apart. We’ve set our sights on some of the biggest challenges facing biology today. We’re amassing a world class team of engineers, scientists, team builders and problem solvers to tackle these challenges heads-on. We’re passionate about developing the next generation technologies that will unravel the complexities of biology. This is a unique opportunity to build, be part of an exciting start-up and be surrounded by good humans who are super capable, humble and down-to- earth. Cellanome is adding a Scientist 1 to
the team for a 6-month temporary role. Reporting into the Director of Cell and Gene Therapy Product Development, the position is pivotal in assuring the successful execution of our experimental plans, carrying projects from initial concept through lab work, and final analysis of results. The primary focus of this temporary role will be to drive development of cutting-edge gene and cell therapy genomics applications on automated platforms. Balancing wet lab work and results interpretation, your efforts will drive a seamless scientific process. Essential duties include but are not limited to the following: Accountable for delivering against experimental plans, from ideation and experimental scoping, through lab work and troubleshooting, to final analysis and interpretation of results, in close coordination with colleagues in RTD, Comp Bio and beyond. Monitor project progress, anticipate and mitigate potential challenges and propose solutions to ensure timely completion of objectives. Partner with internal computational biology team and external partners to analyze and interpret experimental data, providing insights and recommendations. Prepare scientific reports, presentations, and high-impact publications to effectively communicate project outcomes and findings. Contribute to intellectual property (IP) strategies by identifying and documenting novel discoveries. Ability to lift up to 20 lbs. for approximately 10% of typical working day. Ability to work in front of a computer screen and/or perform typing for approximately 90% of a typical working day. Ability to grasp with both hands; pinch with thumb and forefinger; turn with hand/arm; reach above shoulder height. Ability to comply with personal protective equipment