As a Staff DevOps Engineer, you will design, implement, and optimize AWS and Kubernetes infrastructure, lead PoC initiatives, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring compliance and security standards are met.

The Data Scientist will develop and apply machine learning methods to analyze cancer-related datasets, contribute to biomarker research, and collaborate with research teams.

The Molecular Technologist performs complex molecular techniques, manages sample processing, equipment maintenance, and adheres to laboratory procedures while ensuring quality control and documentation.

The Director - Strategic Accounts at Caris will manage executive-level relationships, drive enterprise strategies for precision medicine, and ensure successful implementation of solutions in complex healthcare environments.

The Receiving Coordinator and Courier handles receiving deliveries, processing receipts in the ERP system, transporting materials, and ensuring safety compliance while supporting lab operations.

The Liquid Product Manager will oversee product development and commercialization of liquid offerings, ensuring market adoption and delivery of quality solutions. Responsibilities include managing roadmaps, developing strategies, and maintaining client relationships.

Receive, inspect, and process incoming materials using ERP/WMS; manage quarantine, storage, transfers, and replenishment per GMP; train staff, perform cycle counts, and maintain documentation and safety practices.

The Director - Strategic Accounts leads enterprise partnerships in precision medicine, overseeing executive relationships, strategic initiatives, and cross-functional execution to drive growth and adoption of molecular diagnostics in healthcare settings.

Serve as a technical lead executing and optimizing complex mammalian cell culture, flow cytometry, and cellular assays; design experiments, mentor staff, develop SOPs, manage equipment and inventory, collaborate cross-functionally, and contribute to project planning and troubleshooting.

Lead and conduct molecular research to develop proprietary diagnostic products. Design experiments, manage and train lab teams, maintain lab operations, analyze data, publish findings, and ensure SOP and safety compliance.

The Embedded Caris Operations Manager oversees operational workflows, ensuring timely case execution, quality management, and communication with providers. This role involves coordinating with pathology teams and handling documentation, while also focusing on continuous workflow improvement and education of stakeholders.

Lead analytic and ML research for precision medicine and biomarker discovery. Build, validate, deploy, and monitor large-scale multi-omics data pipelines and predictive models; provide statistical support for experiments; collaborate cross-functionally and mentor junior staff.

The Histology Technologist I supports pathology with specimen processing, IHC, slide preparation, and quality control under supervision, maintaining compliance with standards.

The Verification Authorization Associate verifies insurance coverage, secures preauthorizations, ensures compliance with regulations, and manages medical records to facilitate patient services.

The VP of Early Detection at Caris leads product development in cancer diagnostics, overseeing strategy, market analysis, branding, and collaboration with stakeholders while ensuring regulatory compliance.

The Sales Analyst supports sales leadership by analyzing sales performance, identifying opportunities, providing insights, and managing key data for effective communication and decision making.

Lead risk-based and integrated audits (SOX, operational, compliance), develop audit documentation, identify control gaps, coordinate with stakeholders and external auditors, track remediation, and apply data analytics to improve controls and audit effectiveness.

The GRC Analyst will conduct risk assessments, manage third-party risks, maintain risk registers, support audits, and collaborate with teams to enhance compliance and security posture.

The Associate Research Scientist I provides leadership in pathology research, independently evaluates tissue and tumor samples, advises on study design, and develops pathology protocols.

Research Associate IIs perform various molecular techniques and assays, maintain lab equipment, train staff, and assist in experimental planning.