Careers.

Conducts laboratory experiments, collects data, and contributes to the development and improvement of products and processes.

Lead research projects and transform scientific discoveries into tangible innovations.

Designs and manages preclinical studies to assess the potential of therapeutic candidates and support their advancement toward clinical development.

Imaging scientists use advanced imaging modalities, including microscopy, in vivo imaging, and high-content screening, to characterize cellular systems and evaluate cell-based products.

These roles span multiple disciplines, including biomedical engineering, biology, chemistry, physics, and data science.

Following the establishment of target cell protocols, bioprocess engineers design and optimize manufacturing workflows for large-scale production.

They ensure process reproducibility, scalability, and compliance with quality standards.

Produce and validate the microfluidic chips that power our encapsulation platform.

Biophysicists investigate the physical properties of cellular systems, from structural mechanics to cell–environment interactions.

They work alongside microfluidics specialists and lab-on-a-chip engineers to develop technologies for cell sorting, encapsulation, and controlled culture conditions, including fluid dynamics and nutrient delivery.

Ensure the highest standards of quality and compliance across our operations.