THE CALVERT STREET GROUP LLC
Scientist – Quantitative Development Biology (Jacobo Group)
THE CALVERT STREET GROUP LLC, Palo Alto, California, United States, 94306
The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub San Francisco (CZ Biohub SF) is an independent nonprofit research institute that brings together three powerhouse universities - Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UC San Francisco - into a single collaborative technology and discovery engine. CZ Biohub SF itself supports some of the brightest, boldest engineers, data scientists, and biomedical researchers to investigate the fundamental mechanisms underlying disease and develop new technologies that will lead to actionable diagnostics and effective therapies. We are guided by our values of scholarly excellence; disruptive innovation; hands-on engineering/hacking/building; partnership and collaboration; open communication and respect; inclusiveness; and opportunity for all.
Our Vision
We pursue large scientific challenges that cannot be pursued in conventional environments. We enable individual investigators to pursue their riskiest and most innovative ideas. The technologies developed at CZ Biohub San Francisco facilitate research by scientists and clinicians at our home institutions and beyond. Diversity of thought, ideas, and perspectives are at the heart of CZ Biohub Network and enable disruptive innovation and scholarly excellence. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive organization where all colleagues feel inspired and know their work makes an important contribution. The Opportunity
Come join an interdisciplinary team of biologists, technologists, data scientists and engineers! The Leonetti group at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub strives to map how the human cell is built by combining CRISPR, fluorescence microscopy, mass spec proteomics, robotics, software engineering and data science. Our flagship OpenCell project provides a large reference of protein localization and interactions that can be mined and re-used by the entire community for discovery. Our science is fully open-source and published in journals like Science and Nature Methods. In new projects, we aim to understand how the entire proteome gets rewired when disease strikes (e.g., disease-causing mutations, viral infection). We are seeking a Scientist - Quantitative Cell Biology & Proteomics to spearhead our next efforts to apply proteomic methods, analyze data and extract quantitative insights about cellular responses. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the leading edge of human cell biology, supported by experts in a highly collaborative, open and well-funded scientific environment. What You'll Do
Quantify cellular responses occurring during disease (infection, neurodegeneration) and identify new cellular mechanisms. Design proteomics assays for profiling pan-cellular remodeling upon perturbation. Develop new analytical strategies. Partner with data scientists and software engineers to build pipelines for quantitative data analysis and web portals to share our insights. Be part of a larger team of cell biology and disease experts, microscopists and technology developers. Explain technical concepts to a multi-disciplinary team of biologists, bioengineers, and data scientists at the Biohub. Author publications & mentor junior colleagues. What You'll Bring
Essential: PhD in Cell Biology, Systems Biology, Biophysics, or a related discipline. At least 4 years of expertise with cell biology and tissue culture models. At least 2 years of expertise in mass spectrometry-based proteomics. At least 2 years of experience in quantitative data analysis (Python, R, etc.). Technical understanding of mass spectrometry instruments. Passion for research and understanding how cells work. Enthusiasm for team science and open science. Must be team-oriented, and have excellent written and oral communication skills. Nice to have: Experience with network analysis. Compensation
Scientist I = $100,000 - $137,500 Scientist II = $112,000 - $154,000 New hires are typically hired into the lower portion of the range, enabling employee growth in the range over time. To determine starting pay, we consider multiple job-related factors including a candidate’s skills, education and experience, market demand, business needs, and internal parity. What We Provide
Resources to disrupt and innovate at the frontiers of our knowledge of biology and disease. A collegial and collaborative environment consisting of diverse expertise. Access to collaborators, resources and facilities at our three partner universities (Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UC San Francisco) and at partner organizations in the Bay Area and beyond. Competitive compensation and benefits commensurate with experience. Benefits
We offer a robust benefits program that enables the important work Biohubbers do every day. Our benefits include healthcare coverage, life and disability insurance, commuter subsidies, family planning services with fertility care, childcare stipend, 401(k) match, flexible time off and a generous parental leave policy. The CZ Biohub Network is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity of thought, ideas and perspectives. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive organization where all Biohubbers feel inspired and know their work makes an important contribution.
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We pursue large scientific challenges that cannot be pursued in conventional environments. We enable individual investigators to pursue their riskiest and most innovative ideas. The technologies developed at CZ Biohub San Francisco facilitate research by scientists and clinicians at our home institutions and beyond. Diversity of thought, ideas, and perspectives are at the heart of CZ Biohub Network and enable disruptive innovation and scholarly excellence. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive organization where all colleagues feel inspired and know their work makes an important contribution. The Opportunity
Come join an interdisciplinary team of biologists, technologists, data scientists and engineers! The Leonetti group at the Chan Zuckerberg Biohub strives to map how the human cell is built by combining CRISPR, fluorescence microscopy, mass spec proteomics, robotics, software engineering and data science. Our flagship OpenCell project provides a large reference of protein localization and interactions that can be mined and re-used by the entire community for discovery. Our science is fully open-source and published in journals like Science and Nature Methods. In new projects, we aim to understand how the entire proteome gets rewired when disease strikes (e.g., disease-causing mutations, viral infection). We are seeking a Scientist - Quantitative Cell Biology & Proteomics to spearhead our next efforts to apply proteomic methods, analyze data and extract quantitative insights about cellular responses. This is an exciting opportunity to work at the leading edge of human cell biology, supported by experts in a highly collaborative, open and well-funded scientific environment. What You'll Do
Quantify cellular responses occurring during disease (infection, neurodegeneration) and identify new cellular mechanisms. Design proteomics assays for profiling pan-cellular remodeling upon perturbation. Develop new analytical strategies. Partner with data scientists and software engineers to build pipelines for quantitative data analysis and web portals to share our insights. Be part of a larger team of cell biology and disease experts, microscopists and technology developers. Explain technical concepts to a multi-disciplinary team of biologists, bioengineers, and data scientists at the Biohub. Author publications & mentor junior colleagues. What You'll Bring
Essential: PhD in Cell Biology, Systems Biology, Biophysics, or a related discipline. At least 4 years of expertise with cell biology and tissue culture models. At least 2 years of expertise in mass spectrometry-based proteomics. At least 2 years of experience in quantitative data analysis (Python, R, etc.). Technical understanding of mass spectrometry instruments. Passion for research and understanding how cells work. Enthusiasm for team science and open science. Must be team-oriented, and have excellent written and oral communication skills. Nice to have: Experience with network analysis. Compensation
Scientist I = $100,000 - $137,500 Scientist II = $112,000 - $154,000 New hires are typically hired into the lower portion of the range, enabling employee growth in the range over time. To determine starting pay, we consider multiple job-related factors including a candidate’s skills, education and experience, market demand, business needs, and internal parity. What We Provide
Resources to disrupt and innovate at the frontiers of our knowledge of biology and disease. A collegial and collaborative environment consisting of diverse expertise. Access to collaborators, resources and facilities at our three partner universities (Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UC San Francisco) and at partner organizations in the Bay Area and beyond. Competitive compensation and benefits commensurate with experience. Benefits
We offer a robust benefits program that enables the important work Biohubbers do every day. Our benefits include healthcare coverage, life and disability insurance, commuter subsidies, family planning services with fertility care, childcare stipend, 401(k) match, flexible time off and a generous parental leave policy. The CZ Biohub Network is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity of thought, ideas and perspectives. We are committed to cultivating an inclusive organization where all Biohubbers feel inspired and know their work makes an important contribution.
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