Experience with one or more of the following technology areas is preferred: single-cell genomics and multiomics, spatial transcriptomics, microscopy and imaging, high-dimensional flow or mass cytometry, functional immune assays, immune cell engineering or genetic screening, automation and laboratory robotics, AI-assisted assay development, or integrated experimental and computational workflows. They will bring the creativity, experimental rigor, strategic judgment, and collaborative leadership required to anticipate emerging opportunities, address important unmet scientific needs, and develop technologies that enable new biological discoveries and expand research capabilities across the Immunology accelerator.