Scientist II, Delivery for Large Gene Insertion
Profluent · Emeryville, California, United States · Emeryville, CA
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Bio & Science AIonsitemid-level$144k–$160k
At a glance
Highlights
- Lead non-viral DNA donor delivery for recombinase large gene insertion.
- Expand Profluent's gene editing toolbox to unlock new therapeutics.
- Validate delivery approaches in therapeutically relevant cell and in vivo systems.
What they offer
- Equity participation
- 401(k) with employer match
- Health, dental and vision insurance
- Generous PTO and work-life balance commitment
- Professional development in AI-biology intersection
Ideal candidate
Analytical, innovative PhD scientist who thrives leading complex mammalian delivery projects independently and mentoring peers to expand therapeutic gene editing.
Requirements
- PhD in molecular biology, biochemistry, bioengineering or related field with 2-4 years experience
- Proven track record solving problems in gene editing, in vivo delivery or protein engineering
- Ability to develop mechanistic cell-based assays and troubleshoot complex biological systems
- Deep understanding of nucleic acid delivery barriers in mammalian cells
- Hands-on experience in molecular cloning, nucleic acid construct design and mammalian cell engineering
- Extensive experience with NGS-based assays for evaluating genome editing outcomes
- Track record independently leading multifaceted research projects
- Excellent communication skills presenting complex ideas, timelines, risks and results
- visa sponsorship
- No sponsorship; must have ongoing US work authorization
Lab profile
About Profluent
Frontier AI lab building foundation models for life's molecules to transform medicine and agriculture.
What they build
- Foundation models for life's molecules
Known for
- Foundation model pretraining and BioML
- Reinforcement learning for biology
- Bioinformatics and data science
- CRISPR specificity and genomic safety
Key facts
- Founded in 2022
- Headquartered in Emeryville, CA
- Raised over $150M to date