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  • Ginkgo BioWorks
    Registered Vendor
    • Dec 2011
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    DNA Assembly Process Lead

    We want an unequalled ability to engineer organisms that make the world better. We believe that ability depends on building an integrated, industrialized organism engineering pipeline. To that end, we are building a pipeline that includes robotic automation, novel DNA assembly biochemistry, custom CAD/CAM software, and great people. We want you to lead the development team bringing our DNA assembly pipeline to industrial-scale throughput and bullet-proof reliability.

    You probably have experience with some or all of the following: DNA assembly, next-generation sequencing, oligo and gene synthesis, robotic automation, LIMS, and process engineering. You probably also know your mura from your muda.

    Candidates should have successfully built a high-throughput biological process serving internal or external customers. You should be available to start soon. There's lots to do.

    The application is available here - http://ginkgobioworks.com/fulltime/assembly.html

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