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Capable in San Francisco is seeking a night-shift peptide synthesis specialist to run overnight workflows, ensure timely compound readiness for characterization and biological testing, and deliver precise batch records for the day team. You will own overnight execution, troubleshoot issues, and hand off complete results with clear notes.
The role emphasizes rigorous laboratory practice, proactive problem-solving, and collaboration with a diverse team that values integrity and rapid progress in
We are a vibrant and intensely mission-driven team in San Francisco, comprising members from MIT, Harvard Medical School, Roche, ETH, and Dana-Farber.
We value speed and rigor, coupled with excitement, drive, and a strong work ethic. In an early-stage environment, we value people who can bring clarity to open-ended problems, take ownership of the next steps, and follow through with energy.
Capable Labs is a place for ambitious, high-integrity people who want to become dramatically better. You will be surrounded by people who care intensely about the work, get close feedback from the people making scientific and company-defining decisions, and have room to own increasingly important problems.
We believe excellent work should be met with meaningful reward, ownership, and trust. Responsibility is earned through contribution, not title alone: anyone who demonstrates the judgment, rigor, and follow-through to move important work forward can earn meaningful scope.
You will run peptide-synthesis workflows on a dedicated night-shift schedule so compounds are ready for characterization, biological testing, or handoff the next day. You will own careful overnight execution, troubleshoot issues independently, maintain complete records, and give the day team a clear account of every batch, result, and open question.
Compensation Range: $90K - $180K
Capable is an Equal Opportunity Employer; employment with Capable is governed on the basis of merit, competence and qualifications and will not be influenced in any manner by race, color, religion, gender, national origin/ethnicity, veteran status, disability status, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, mental or physical disability or any other legally protected status.