We are thrilled to announce that cryoWrite AG is expanding!
As our company grows, we eagerly seek talented individuals to join our dynamic team. We have several open positions and are looking for enthusiastic professionals passionate about driving innovation in the field of electron microscopy.
Current openings
- Application Scientists (2 positions): We are looking for candidates with experience in electron microscopy and high-resolution data analysis to join our team. Your expertise will be pivotal in advancing our cutting-edge technologies. More information: Application Scientist.
- Robotics Software Engineer: Do you have a strong background in software development (ROS, Python, QT) and robotics control? We have an exciting opportunity for you to expand our software and work closely with our development and application teams. More information: Software Engineer / Robotics.
- Mechanical Engineer: If you have a strong background in mechanical engineering and CAD experience, we want you to strengthen our development team and contribute to the design and enhancement of our products.
- Application Engineer: This role involves further developing the cryoWriter instrument, overseeing the assembly process, and providing exceptional customer support. Experience in mechatronics and a passion for innovative technology are critical.
About cryoWrite AG
Founded in 2020 as a spin-off from the University of Basel, cryoWrite AG specializes in fully automated robotics for microfluidic sample preparation in electron microscopy. Our pioneering approaches include novel strategies for protein isolation and single-cell analysis, making significant contributions to scientific research. Our offices are located in Basel, a vibrant city known for its rich cultural and scientific heritage, offering an inspiring environment in which to live and work.
Interested?
We would love to hear from you!
For more information or to apply, please email thomas.braun@cryowrite.com.
Join us at cryoWrite AG and be a part of a team shaping the future of electron microscopy!
