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Scientist I, Technology Development at Alamar Biosciences - ApplyBlast

Scientist I, Technology Development

Alamar Biosciences

10 days ago

Fremont, California, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

Alamar is seeking a Scientist I in Technology Development to join its team in Fremont, California, focusing on the development of a novel protein detection platform. The role involves designing and executing experiments for multiplex biomarker assays, generating high-quality data, and supporting the integration of assay workflows onto proprietary instruments. This position requires a strong background in assay development, molecular biology, and data analysis to translate innovative technologies into robust products.

Responsibilities

Design and execute experiments to develop multiplex biomarker assays
Generate high-quality data and perform data analysis for new technologies
Support engineers to integrate assay workflows onto proprietary instrument platform

Skills

Qualifications

PhD degree in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, or related fieldMS degree with minimum of 3 years of industrial experience

About Alamar Biosciences

alamarbio.com

Headquarters

Fremont, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

2018

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Alamar Biosciences is a proteomics-focused biotech company developing a next-generation proteomic platform with ultra-high sensitivity and multiplexing for plasma protein detection and liquid biopsies. Their technology is designed to detect low-abundance protein biomarkers with high precision, supporting biomarker discovery, disease monitoring, and translational/clinical diagnostics. Alamar positions its platform as enabling more sensitive, multiplexed protein measurements for research and clinical applications.