Jobs at Gladstone Institutes

Provide high-level executive support to the VP of Philanthropy and senior leadership; manage and improve the philanthropy workflow system; maintain donor and prospect data; coordinate donor and board meeting logistics; prepare KPI dashboards and reports; process department expenses; serve as liaison with internal teams and vendors; track action items and perform related administrative duties.

Develop and implement novel AI models for network biology using large-scale biological data. Collaborate with computational and experimental biologists, use GPU/HPC infrastructure and Slurm, publish results, and present at conferences. Support code development and reproducible research practices.

Perform accounts payable/receivable, grant-related transactions, month-end close, reconciliations, journal entries, vendor payments, cash receipts, reporting, credit card and travel system administration, and support continuous improvement projects.

Support wet-lab research by performing protein purification, in vitro chromatin reconstitution, molecular biology and sequencing library prep for Illumina and PacBio. Optimize protocols, manage reagents/inventory, and collaborate on sequencing data analysis. Maintain lab organization and assist biochemistry and genomics workflows.

The Research Associate will conduct molecular biology experiments, manage cell cultures, analyze genomic datasets, and support lab operations to advance research in gene regulation and disease mechanisms.

Perform animal colony maintenance and genotyping, conduct small rodent surgeries (stereotactic injections, electrode implants), prepare primary cell cultures, run molecular biology assays (cloning, gels, westerns, RT-qPCR), and perform histology and microscopy (tissue sectioning, immunostaining, image processing). Maintain computerized records and follow safety/physical requirements.

This position involves investigating therapeutic gene editing for motor neuron disease using iPSC-derived tissues and genomic engineering methods.

The NOMIS-Gladstone Fellowship offers postdoctoral scientists the chance to conduct interdisciplinary neuroscience research while preparing for independent academic careers under mentorship.

The Scientific Program Leader manages scientific projects, facilitating collaborations, overseeing budgets, and enhancing research opportunities to support the Shipman Lab and Phage Therapy Center.