Scientist, Lab Services

Responsibilities: Develop and optimize new 3D spatial biology applications for a broad range of tissues and sample types, including fresh frozen, FFPE, fixed, and other customer-relevant specimens. Design and execute customer studies from intake through data delivery, including feasibility assessment, experimental design, tissue preparation, assay execution, imaging, quality control, data analysis, and interpretation. Interact directly with academic and biopharma customers to understand research objectives, define project scope and success criteria, provide technical guidance, present results, and recommend next steps. Adapt and troubleshoot tissue-specific workflows and assay conditions to improve RNA quality, morphology preservation, staining performance, imaging quality, sensitivity, and reproducibility. Evaluate and interpret biochemical, imaging, 3D spatial transcriptomics, immunofluorescence/IHC, and H&E data; summarize findings in clear technical reports and customer presentations. Develop and maintain protocols, work instructions, application notes, and study reports that support reliable internal execution and customer adoption. Partner cross-functionally with Lab Services Operations, Assay R&D, Bioinformatics, Field Applications, and Commercial teams to incorporate customer feedback and transfer successful methods into repeatable service offerings. Manage multiple customer projects, maintain accurate experimental records, and communicate timelines, risks, and results proactively. Follow laboratory safety and quality procedures and contribute to continuous improvement of Lab Services workflows. Additional responsibilities may be assigned by management.

Qualifications: BS with 10+ years, MS with 8+ years, or PhD in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Biomedical Engineering, Cell and Molecular Biology, or a related discipline with 6+ years experience. Hands-on experience with tissue-based molecular assays; experience in spatial biology, spatial transcriptomics, RNA-FISH, multiplexed immunofluorescence, or IHC is strongly preferred. Experience handling and optimizing workflows across multiple tissue types and sample-preparation formats; experience with both FFPE and fresh frozen tissue is preferred. Strong foundation in molecular biology, tissue biology, microscopy, imaging, assay instrumentation, and quantitative data analysis. Demonstrated ability to design experiments, troubleshoot complex workflows, interpret results, and translate findings into actionable recommendations. Strong customer-facing communication skills, including the ability to lead technical discussions, explain complex results clearly, and present recommendations to scientific audiences. Highly organized and able to manage multiple concurrent projects in a deadline-driven service environment while maintaining attention to detail. Collaborative, self-directed, and able to work effectively across laboratory, data, field, and commercial teams. Ability to learn new technologies quickly and contribute in a fast-paced, evolving environment. Ability to work onsite full time in Boston, MA.Why Stellaromics? Innovative Technology: Be part of a company at the cutting edge of spatial biology and genomics, revolutionizing the way researchers understand biology. Impactful Role: You will have a significant impact on the department and the future of the company. Collaborative Environment: Work with a talented, passionate team in a culture that values creativity, innovation, and teamwork. Career Growth: As a high-growth company, we offer significant opportunities for professional development and career advancement.

Compensation: An attractive compensation and benefits package based on market pay data will be commensurate with candidate skills, qualifications, and experience.