Scientist I, Developmental Morphogenesis

Investigate cell fate and tissue morphogenesis in the Cell Science accelerator, aiming to make multicellular behaviour predictable and programmable. Develop mechanistic and quantitative research using model organisms or organoids, supported by advanced microscopy, cell and molecular engineering, and modelling expertise. Coordinate scientific projects and supervise specialists as appropriate. The annualized salary range is USD 87,450–108,250; work is primarily onsite at 615 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, with limited remote flexibility.

PhD in biological or physical science, engineering or a related field and a peer-reviewed publication record establishing developmental-morphogenesis expertise. Preferred experience includes 3D live fluorescence imaging, stem-cell models, tissue mechanobiology, gene-regulatory dynamics and image analysis. No more than three years after the PhD is a preference, rather than a stated mandatory eligibility limit.