Endometrial Biology Scientist: Implantation Research

E184; Portland (OR); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 140 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive salary

Equity option

Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k)

Résumé du poste

e184 is a biotechnology research company advancing ectogenesis and reproductive technologies. We are seeking a Scientist to lead research on endometrial biology, implantation mechanisms, and embryo-endometrium signaling, translating mechanistic insights into next‑generation in vitro platforms.

You will develop endometrial models, use multi-omics and imaging tools, and collaborate across biology, engineering, and computational teams in a fast-paced startup environment in the Portland area.

Qualifications

• PhD or 5+ years in relevant field with strong endometrial/implantation focus.
• Hands-on mammalian cell culture and endometrial model systems experience (organoids, co-culture).
• Ability to design mechanistic experiments and work collaboratively across disciplines.

Responsabilités

• Develop endometrial models (primary cells, organoids, co-cultures) that recapitulate peri-implantation physiology.
• Investigate molecular pathways regulating embryo attachment and early maternal-fetal signaling.
• Apply imaging, histology, transcriptomics to assess endometrial receptivity and tissue remodeling.
• Define embryo-endometrium interactions and develop assays for implantation and early development.
• Integrate molecular and imaging data to guide experimental iteration and platform design.
• Collaborate with embryology, bioengineering, and computational teams to translate findings into actionable design requirements.

Connaissances

Endometrial biology

Implantation biology

Mammalian cell culture

Organoids

Experimental design

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Formation

PhD in reproductive/ developmental/ cell biology or related field, or 5+ years experience

Outils

Histology

Single-cell sequencing

Imaging techniques

Description du poste

e184 is a biotechnology research company advancing ectogenesis and reproductive technologies. We are seeking a Scientist to lead research on endometrial biology, implantation mechanisms, and embryo-endometrium signaling, translating mechanistic insights into next‑generation in vitro platforms.

You will develop endometrial models, use multi-omics and imaging tools, and collaborate across biology, engineering, and computational teams in a fast-paced startup environment in the Portland area.