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Job Location:
San Mateo, CA - USA
Yearly Salary:
$ 145000 - 187000
Posted on:
13 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
- Department
- Lab Science
- Employment Type
- Full Time
- Location
- San Mateo CA
- Workplace type
- Hybrid
- Compensation
- $145000 - $187000 / year
- Reporting To
- Austin Prater
Key Responsibilities
Skills Knowledge and Expertise
Total Rewards
About BigHat Biosciences
BigHat Biosciences designs safer more effective biologic therapies for patients using machine learning and synthetic biology.
BigHat integrates a wet lab for high-speed characterization with machine learning technologies to guide the search for better antibodies. We apply these design capabilities to develop new generations of safer and more effective treatments for patients suffering from todays most challenging diseases.
BigHat integrates a wet lab for high-speed characterization with machine learning technologies to guide the search for better antibodies. We apply these design capabilities to develop new generations of safer and more effective treatments for patients suffering from todays most challenging diseases.
BigHat is a Series B biotech outside San Francisco with a team-oriented inclusive and family-friendly culture. Our broad pipeline of wholly-owned and partnered therapeutic programs span many disparate indications with high unmet need such as cancer inflammation and infectious disease. BigHat has raised >$100M from top investors including Section 32 a16z and 8VC.
Required Experience:
Senior IC
Key Skills
- Laboratory Experience
- Mammalian Cell Culture
- Biochemistry
- Assays
- Protein Purification
- Research Experience
- Next Generation Sequencing
- Research & Development
- cGMP
- Cell Culture
- Molecular Biology
- Flow Cytometry
About Company
BigHat Biosciences designs safer, more effective biologic therapies for patients using machine learning and synthetic biology. BigHat integrates a wet lab for high-speed characterization with machine learning technologies to guide the search for better antibodies. We apply these desig ... View more
