Build human cell models that accurately predict drug-induced toxicity in the liver, kidney, heart, immune system, and pharmacokinetics like exposure and metabolisms.

Design and optimize physiologically relevant systems using primary human cells, multicellular cultures, organoids, and other advanced models.

Develop high-content assays that reveal how drugs disrupt cellular function and cause injury.

Combine live-cell imaging, transcriptomics, proteomics, and mass spectrometry to connect changes in cell behavior with underlying molecular mechanisms.

Work with robotics engineers to build a generalizable robotics platform for assay development and turning complex assays into reproducible, high-throughput experimental workflows.

Establish rigorous validation and quality control standards to ensure consistent results across cell batches, plates, operators, and laboratories.

Investigate mechanisms of drug-induced injury and design experiments that distinguish meaningful biological effects from measurement artifacts.

Partner with computational scientists and drug discovery teams to generate large-scale biological datasets with the quality and depth needed to predict toxicity and guide drug development.

Partner with leading pharmaceutical companies and AI labs to interpret Axiom’s data, uncover the biochemical mechanisms behind observed effects, and guide drug discovery decisions.

What we look for:

You’re an exceptional experimental scientist with a deep understanding of cell biology and human physiology.

You invent and refine biological models and assays to answer questions that established protocols cannot.

Scientist, Cell Biology

Responsibilities

Company

Axiombio

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