Scientist II - Molecular and Proteomic Immunology Allen InstituteScientist II - Molecular and Proteomic ImmunologySeattle, WA$105,600–$130,650 / yearThe Allen Institute for Immunology is looking for an exceptional molecular immunologist (Scientist II) to join a team focused on using and developing molecular and/or proteomic approaches to comprehensively study the interactions of the immune system. Design, execute and analyze in vitro and ex vivo immunological studies utilizing cell lines, primary cells, and tissues to develop and test hypothesis, possibly including the utilization of genetic mouse models.
Seattle Research Site Head (Immunology) Vertex Pharmaceuticals IncSeattle Research Site Head (Immunology)Seattle, WAAs a lead immunologist within Vertex, the individual will also have a critical role to play in shaping, implementing, and executing Vertex's broader strategy in immunology and will partner closely with the senior leaders to advance Vertex's portfolio in this area.\n \nAs Site Head for Seattle, the individual will oversee all aspects of running the research site, including expanding the laboratory space for Seattle Research As a core member of the immunology leadership team the individual will also contribute to the overall strategic direction of research at the company and will play a key role in research governance, portfolio prioritization, people development, as well as serving as a "scientific voice," internally and externally, on behalf of the company.\n \nResearch\n\n Provide scientific and translational immunology research expertise to company's growing pipeline in biologics to deliver transformative benefit to patients, including Povetacicept program and early research projects in other Immune mediated Inflammatory diseases.\n \n\n Deeply collaborative in approach with the ability to align and execute.\n \n\n Proven leadership in a biotech/pharmaceutical firm or major academic research institution including leading successful teams involved in drug discovery or biomedical research.\n \n\n Ability to recruit, develop and cultivate a high achieving, inclusive organization.\n \n\n Ability to anticipate future consequences and trends.\n \n\n Ability to gracefully succeed in a fast-paced, highly collaborative, and results oriented environment.\n \n\n Compelling and authentic communicator.\n \n\n Ability to innovate and influence, lead change, and manage resistance to change.\n
Scientist II - Molecular and Proteomic Immunology Allen Institute for Brain ScienceScientist II - Molecular and Proteomic ImmunologySeattle, WA$105,600–$130,650 / yearThe Allen Institute for Immunology is looking for an exceptional molecular immunologist (Scientist II) to join a team focused on using and developing molecular and/or proteomic approaches to comprehensively study the interactions of the immune system. Design, execute and analyze in vitro and ex vivo immunological studies utilizing cell lines, primary cells, and tissues to develop and test hypothesis, possibly including the utilization of genetic mouse models.
Specialty Sales Representative- Immunology - Seattle - South, WA Grifols Shared Services North America, IncSpecialty Sales Representative- Immunology - Seattle - South, WASeattle, WA$125,000–$150,000 / yearOther skill sets: -CRM evolution/expansion -Enhanced approach to customer targeting and engagement -Regular use of analytical data to generate field and commercial insights and monthly business planning discussions with Regional Sales Director -Better use of existing tools like Excel, Word -Use of Technology like digital platforms (e.g., Salesforce, Concur, Power BI etc.) -Adoption of new enhancements to build innovate, automated, and future thinking solutions Primary Responsibilities: -Sales Excellence/Clinical Expertise -Consistently demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of and represent the Grifols immunoglobulin product portfolio with an advanced comprehension of disease state knowledge in neurology and immunology as well as treatment approaches. Ability to build strong working relationships with the distributors aligned with Managed Markets -Understanding of Physician Management companies (e.g., Intrafusion, Corinthian, Healix, etc) -Leverage a deep knowledge of customer needs, targeting segmentation and behaviors to apply to territory planning with the ability to change course and modify business strategies or tactics, if needed.
Senior Principal Scientist, Cancer Immunology, Discovery Biology, Oncology Thematic Research Center Bristol-Myers Squibb CoSenior Principal Scientist, Cancer Immunology, Discovery Biology, Oncology Thematic Research CenterSeattle, WA$174,020–$210,872 / yearBased on eligibility*, additional time off for employees may include unlimited paid sick time, up to 2 paid volunteer days per year, summer hours flexibility, leaves of absence for medical, personal, parental, caregiver, bereavement, and military needs and an annual Global Shutdown between Christmas and New Years Day. We partner closely with colleagues in Translational Medicine, Informatics and Predictive Sciences and Early Clinical Development to generate biomarker and patient enrichment hypotheses to enable efficient decision making in early clinical trials.
Bioinformatics Scientist I Neuroimmunology Allen Institute for Brain ScienceBioinformatics Scientist I NeuroimmunologySeattle, WA$92,250–$114,100 / yearReporting to the Director of Informatics & Computational Biology at the Allen Institute for Immunology, the ideal candidate is a self-motivated team player who can work closely with immunologists and bioinformaticians, is an expert in analyzing multi-omics data, and has a track record of discovering novel biological insights. PhD in bioinformatics, biostatistics, computational biology; or PhD in immunology or neuroscience, or related disciplines including molecular biology and cell biology with extensive bioinformatics experience; or equivalent combination of degree and experience.
Software Development Engineer, Health & Wellness, Health Tech Amazon.com IncSoftware Development Engineer, Health & Wellness, Health TechSeattle, WAYou don"t need to come in as an immunologist, but you should be excited to learn the biology deeply enough to make sound architectural choices: how to represent peptides and structures, where biological priors belong in the system, and how to design feedback loops between wet-lab data and model improvement. You will lead the architecture and implementation of the ML systems that take genomic, proteomic, and clinical signal from raw biology to actionable predictions - and you"ll do it on a team where engineering decisions directly shape scientific outcomes.