Faculty Positions in Immune Engineering and Cellular Therapies
Core
Develop transformative technologies and biologics to treat cancer using immune engineering and cellular therapies.
Role type
Tenure-track faculty (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor)
Builds
Next-generation immunotherapies, including first-in-human Phase I trials
Domain
Academic research in immunology, bioengineering, and computational biology
Required skills
Immune engineering, protein engineering, cellular engineering, genome engineering, machine learning applied to immunology
Preferred skills
Interdisciplinary collaboration, mentorship, extramural funding acquisition
Technologies
CRISPR-based systems, synthetic circuits, antigen specificity modeling, chromatin architecture manipulation
Responsibilities
Lead an independent, extramurally funded research program; investigate and manipulate the immune system for therapeutic gain; mentor students and collaborate across disciplines
Seniority
Tenure-track faculty (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor)
