This role focuses on developing advanced in vitro human tissue models to study gastrointestinal inflammation, including diseases like Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis.
It involves cultivating 3D models, collaborating with engineering teams to integrate sensing platforms, and developing innovative instrumented tissue systems.
The ideal candidate has a PhD in Cell Biology, Immunology, or related fields, with expertise in GI biology, inflammation, and 3D culture techniques, plus experience in microscopy and molecular biology.
Responsibilities include publishing research findings, presenting at conferences, and working across disciplines with university and engineering partners.
Compensation starts at $84,150 with benefits like 401(k) matching, paid volunteer time, family benefits, and relocation support. The role offers a hybrid work environment.