Postdoc/Scientist I — Spatiotemporal Omics Imaging

Biohub

New York (NY)

On-site

USD 93,000 - 150,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

401(k) match program

Paid time off to volunteer

Relocation support

Family-forming benefits

Job summary

Biohub in New York is seeking an exceptional Postdoctoral Fellow/Scientist I to drive development and application of next-generation spatiotemporal omics technologies that resolve immune cell state dynamics in situ. You will integrate imaging-based multi-omics with sequencing and systems-level analysis to study immune cells in their native microenvironment.

The role offers exposure to cutting-edge technology, collaboration across genomics, immunology, ML, and neuroscience, with opportunities to

Qualifications

PhD required in a relevant life sciences field.
2-4 years post-PhD experience with single-cell omics or imaging-based approaches.
Strong track record developing experimental technologies.
Experience with cell culture, nucleic acid workflows, and functional assays.
Ability to design rigorous experiments and drive projects to completion.
Collaborative mindset and strong scientific communication skills.
Background in immunology or immune engineering is preferred.

Responsibilities

Develop imaging-based technologies to measure molecular organization and cell state dynamics.
Profile immune cell states and disease states in spatial context.
Analyze high-dimensional imaging and sequencing data to identify regulatory principles.
Collaborate with researchers across genomics, synthetic biology, immunology, ML, and related fields.
Contribute to preprints, publications, presentations, and open science practices.