Jobs at OrganOx

The Knight Campus Department of Bioengineering at the University of Oregon seeks Assistant, Associate, or Full Professors in Neuroengineering to join a dynamic, tenure-track team. The role involves leading research in either experimental or computational neuroengineering, with a focus on translating discoveries into real-world applications such as neural interfaces, brain stimulation, or AI-driven data analytics. Key responsibilities include securing extramural funding, mentoring students and trainees through inclusive practices, and utilizing evidence-based teaching methods. The position is appealing due to the campus's mission to accelerate scientific impact, its state-of-the-art facilities, and a collaborative culture that bridges academia, industry, and clinical partners. Located in Eugene, the role offers a vibrant community setting and opportunities for interdisciplinary growth within a prestigious research institution.

This post-doctoral research associate role is based at the Anton lab within the Neuroscience Center at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. The position focuses on investigating the molecular and cellular mechanisms of cerebral cortical circuit development and neurodevelopmental disorders. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced multi-modal methods such as circuit mapping, optogenetic manipulation, CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing, single-cell transcriptomics, and brain organoid analysis. The role offers an exceptionally supportive environment designed to facilitate career growth and independence for ambitious candidates with a recent PhD or MD in neuroscience or related fields.

The Scientist role supports MIMETAS's US bioproduction site in Gaithersburg, Maryland, advancing the OrganoReady organ-on-a-chip product line. Key responsibilities include performing just-in-time cell culture production, managing laboratory supply chains, and conducting technical experiments with a focus on troubleshooting and data analysis. This position appeals to candidates seeking a challenging role within an international, fast-growing high-tech environment that values creativity and independence. The team fosters a collaborative culture where colleagues from diverse backgrounds work together on cutting-edge drug discovery technology. The position is based on-site in Maryland with opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic scientific setting.

The Associate Manager role within the Culinary Development team supports product innovation and execution for the Jimmy John's brand. Key responsibilities include conducting organoleptic evaluations, managing test kitchen inventory, and coordinating complex product showings for internal stakeholders and external focus groups. The position also involves translating culinary briefs into new menu items, collaborating with cross-functional teams on commercialization, and researching industry trends. This opportunity appeals to food enthusiasts seeking a dynamic environment where culinary strategy drives brand growth. The role offers a collaborative culture focused on high-quality ingredients and includes approximately 20% travel for supplier visits and industry events.

This post-doctoral research associate role is based at the Rich Lab within the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, focusing on brain tumor studies and cancer stem cell biology. The position involves conducting basic and translational research to identify novel therapeutic paradigms, utilizing techniques such as cell culture, molecular biology, and bioinformatics to analyze patient-derived tissues. Key responsibilities include testing cancer biology hypotheses, applying novel biomarkers to clinical trials, and investigating tumor microenvironment interactions. The role offers significant appeal through opportunities for professional growth into leadership positions, collaboration with oncologists at nearby hospitals, and partnerships with scientists at Harvard Medical School.

The Quality Control Analyst role within the Sunrider Manufacturing team focuses on ensuring the safety and quality of food, beverage, and cosmetic products through rigorous scientific testing. Key responsibilities include conducting chemical and microbiological analyses using advanced laboratory instruments, evaluating raw materials and finished goods against strict specifications, and maintaining detailed records of test results and standard operating procedures. The position offers an opportunity to work in a collaborative environment where analytical skills directly impact product development and consumer safety. The role requires a blend of wet chemistry and microbiological techniques, including pathogen detection and statistical data analysis, within a clean laboratory setting.

The Dermatology Territory Business Manager role is based in Manhattan, Bronx, and lower Westchester, NY, reporting to the District Business Manager within Organon's Women's Health division. The position focuses on driving product awareness and sales for dermatological solutions by building strategic relationships with physicians and healthcare professionals. Key responsibilities include developing local market strategies, delivering clinically relevant product information, and managing customer accounts to exceed sales goals while adhering to all compliance regulations. The role appeals to high-performing individuals seeking to contribute to a global mission of improving women's health in a fast-paced, results-oriented environment. The position requires a valid driver's license and involves regular travel within the assigned territory to engage with the dermatology community.

This postdoctoral fellowship within the Hyun Jung Kim Lab at Cleveland Clinic focuses on advancing microbiome research through organ-on-a-chip platforms. The role involves investigating how gut microbes influence colorectal cancer therapeutics or model gastrointestinal diseases like inflammatory bowel disease. Key responsibilities include utilizing patient-derived organoids, performing microbial biochemistry and enzymology, and collaborating with physician-scientists to elucidate host-microbiome mechanisms. The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of synthetic biology, disease modeling, and translational medicine within a collaborative research environment. Candidates with a PhD or MD/PhD will gain practical training in a high-impact setting dedicated to transforming the patient experience.

The Associate Director, in vitro Pharmacology role leads target validation efforts for Deep Genomics' RNA editing therapeutic pipeline within a multidisciplinary AI-driven drug discovery team. Key responsibilities include designing and executing liver biology studies, serving as the senior subject matter expert for in vitro models, and collaborating with Target Identification to translate AI nominations into go/no-go decisions. This leadership position involves mentoring scientists and presenting data-driven strategies to advance the therapeutic portfolio. The role is appealing due to its position at the frontier of computational biology and genetic medicine, offering a collaborative culture with flexible work arrangements, significant growth opportunities, and locations in Toronto and Cambridge, MA.

This senior management role within Johnson & Johnson's Innovative Medicine division leads the Bioengineering and Cellular Technologies team in Spring House, Pennsylvania. The position focuses on driving drug discovery by designing advanced biofabricated tissue models, microphysiological systems, and CRISPR-engineered cell lines to support high-throughput screening and safety assessments. Key responsibilities include defining strategic innovation visions, mentoring multidisciplinary scientists, and integrating cutting-edge technologies like organ-on-chip systems with automated workflows. The role appeals to leaders seeking to impact global health by translating complex science into life-saving treatments within a collaborative, inclusive culture that values scientific excellence and professional growth.

This full-time Professional Research Assistant role is based on-site at the University of Colorado Denver and supports a laboratory dedicated to translational cardiovascular research. The position involves designing and executing experiments in nanoparticle fabrication, polymer synthesis, and the engineering of in vitro heart models. Key responsibilities include performing complex assays such as flow cytometry and histology, managing animal care for murine studies, and assisting with manuscript preparation for scientific publication. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to impactful biomedical innovation within a collaborative, open research environment. It offers the opportunity to work alongside principal investigators on cutting-edge projects while developing independent experimental skills in a supportive team setting.