The Scientist II in Developmental Biology conducts research and develops experimental programs to advance artificial womb technology, focusing on embryonic and fetal development and placental biology. They provide leadership within a team, draft protocols, review experimental designs, and collaborate with external partners while maintaining knowledge of relevant research.

The Scientist will design and optimize genome-editing workflows using various techniques and tools, actively participate in project milestones, prepare reports on progress, and collaborate with engineers and biologists in a fast-paced environment.

The Research Associate will work on large-scale genome editing in non-model mammals, collaborate with team members to develop and test engineering tools, assess their efficiency with assays and sequencing, and document project progress through reports and meetings.

The Species Director will lead efforts in the de-extinction of large mammals, managing a team of scientists, designing novel experiments, and collaborating on new technology development. They will maintain expert knowledge in biological aspects, oversee documentation and reports, and foster team communication and development while ensuring project milestones are achieved.

Colossal is seeking interns for Summer 2025 in bioscience and genetic engineering. Interns will assist with projects related to genomics, extinct species restoration, and conservation. Opportunities are limited, and responses will be given when suitable positions arise. Ideal candidates are university students with at least one year of undergraduate study.

Colossal is inviting individuals to join their Talent Community. While specific job roles may not be listed, they encourage interested applicants to submit their information for future opportunities, particularly those aligned with their expertise in bioscience and genetic engineering.

The Research Associate/Senior Research Associate will engage in molecular cloning, gene construct development, and troubleshooting techniques. Collaborating with teams, the role requires data analysis, project steering, and patent contributions. Candidates will need strong organizational skills and versatility to handle multiple projects within a dynamic environment.

The Senior/Research Associate will work on genome sequencing projects for species conservation, develop workflows for sequencing data flow, analyze data, report results, and maintain lab operations. Responsibilities include NGS sample preparation, quality control, and presentation of findings.