As a Systems Integration Engineer/Scientist at Pilgrim, you’ll turn biological methods into automated workflows on ARGUS. You’ll adapt sample preparation, reagent handling, qPCR, and sequencing preparation to the system, troubleshooting failures across biology, fluidics, and controls. Working with scientists and engineers, you will translate scientific advances into integrated systems that perform reliably in the real world.

Adapt sample preparation, reagent handling, qPCR, and sequencing preparation methods to automated workflows on ARGUS.

Define operating requirements for those workflows, including sample and reagent volumes, timing, temperature, and contamination control.

Establish bench baselines and compare automated performance using recovery, inhibition, sequencing quality, and processing time.

Design and run integration tests from individual fluidic and instrument subsystems through complete sample-to-result workflows.

Isolate failures across biology, fluidics, sensing, controls, and instrument software; verify causes and fixes experimentally.

Test workflow repeatability across operating conditions and verify performance after changes to hardware, software, reagents, or protocols.

Maintain test plans, run records, protocol versions, and instrument configurations so failures can be reproduced and fixes tracked.

Systems Integration Engineer

Responsibilities

Qualification

Required

Preferred

Company

Pilgrim

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