Assistant Investigator, Technology Development - Immunology Accelerator

Lead technology development for the Immunology accelerator, identifying research capability gaps and translating emerging molecular and cellular assays into scalable workflows. Direct a small team, validate platforms, collaborate across the institute and transfer robust methods to other research groups. Research capabilities include multiomics, spatial assays, imaging and immune-cell engineering. The annualized salary range is USD 159,200–199,000. Work is primarily onsite in Seattle; any limited remote work must take place in Washington State.

PhD in life sciences or equivalent education and experience, plus at least five years of postdoctoral or industry experience developing molecular or cellular technologies. Demonstrated assay validation, scientific or technological innovation, project leadership and mentoring are required. Immunology/neuroimmunology and advanced assay-platform experience are preferred. Work visa sponsorship and relocation assistance may be offered.