Scientist I – Neuromodulation Anatomy, Multimodal Data Integration

Allen Institute

. Help lead a research project to establish foundational knowledge of mammalian neuromodulatory cell types .

Posted 9/24/2026full-timeSeattle • Washington • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $86,150 - $106,650 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in integrating transcriptomic, morphological, and connectivity data to advance understanding of neuromodulatory cell types. Proficient in high-level programming languages and statistical methods, with strong communication skills for presenting findings to diverse audiences.

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PhD In GenomicsHigh-Level Programming LanguagesMathematical And Statistical MethodsCellular And Systems NeuroscienceData Analysis Workflows

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Hard Skills

PythonRData AnalysisNeuronal Morphology AnalysisSingle Neuron ReconstructionStatistical ModelingQuantitative Framework DevelopmentMultimodal IntegrationTranscriptomic Data IntegrationComputational Neuroscience

Soft Skills

Strong Communication SkillsOrganizational SkillsCollaborative WorkIndependent WorkPresentation Skills

Industry Keywords

NeuromodulationNeural CircuitsCell TypesExperimental CollaborationScientific Communication

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Python

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Help lead a research project to establish foundational knowledge of mammalian neuromodulatory cell types
Develop conceptual and quantitative frameworks for understanding how neuronal properties across modalities relate to cell type identity and function
Conduct in-depth analyses and modeling of neuronal morphology using single neuron reconstruction data
Develop and apply methods to integrate transcriptomic, morphological, and connectivity data
Collaborate closely with experimentalists and computational scientists
Lead multimodal integration and analysis efforts
Produce foundational knowledge and openly shared datasets on the structural organization of neuromodulation
Communicate project progress and present findings to internal stakeholders and the broader scientific community
Help draft reports and manuscripts
Attend occasional national and international conferences

Requirements

What you’ll need

PhD in Genomics, Neuroscience, Applied Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field; or equivalent combination of degree and experience
High proficiency in one or more high-level programming languages (e.g. Python, and R)
Strong grounding in mathematical and statistical methods
Deep familiarity with agentic workflows for data analysis
Strong interest in neural circuits, cell types, and neuromodulation
Experience with cellular, systems, computational neuroscience
Ability to work independently and within a collaborative, multi-disciplinary environment to meet ambitious project timelines
Strong oral and written communication and organizational skills
Strong publication record appropriate to career stage
Possible exposure to and handling of laboratory animals
Ability to work onsite for the majority of working hours
Any remote work must be performed in Washington State

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Basic life insurance
401(k) plan
Paid time off
Relocation assistance
Possible work visa sponsorship
Occasional national and international conference attendance