Scientist

• Conduct field and office-based environmental and property due diligence on commercial real estate projects
• Perform Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Property Condition Assessments, Property Capital Needs Reports, and asbestos and lead-based paint sampling
• Travel to project locations, typically 1 day per week and potentially up to 4 days per week
• Take detailed site notes and photographs
• Conduct interviews with site contacts, regulators, and other stakeholders
• Order and analyze government database records related to environmental conditions
• Perform regulatory agency file reviews and review local, state, and federal databases
• Review subcontractor reports for accuracy of scope of work
• Draft standardized technical reports synthesizing field, interview, historical, and regulatory findings
• Perform QA/QC on deliverables and complete requested revisions
• Submit final reports within pre-established timelines
• Compare analytical contaminant data to applicable regulatory standards
• Maintain accurate field notes, documentation, and project files
• Train new hires and cross-train Project Scientists on field methodologies, sampling protocols, and technical reporting standards
• Comply with site-specific and company health and safety protocols
• Work at client sites, in vehicles while traveling, and from a home office
• Occasionally perform overnight or multi-day travel, generally not exceeding 3 consecutive days

Senior Project Scientist

• Identify and frame open biological questions across programs, define analytical strategies, and set priorities with minimal day-to-day direction.
• Lead the design, analysis, and interpretation of single cell RNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics experiments.
• Integrate multimodal datasets, including spatial transcriptomics, scRNA-seq, proteomics, metabolomics, pathology, and clinical metadata, to uncover insights into tissue remodeling and immune responses.
• Collaborate with wet lab scientists, immunologists, bioinformaticians, clinicians, and translational scientists.
• Develop scalable pipelines for high-dimensional single cell and spatial datasets and create new analytical approaches where existing tools are insufficient.
• Perform spatially resolved analyses of cell states, tissue architecture, cell-cell interactions, and molecular programs associated with graft injury, inflammation, remodeling, and repair.
• Translate biological and translational questions into computational analyses and testable hypotheses grounded in immunological mechanisms and xenotransplant biology.
• Present findings to internal stakeholders and contribute to publications and patents.
• Analyze the cellular and spatial architecture of engineered organs and immune interactions in translational research programs.

Scientist II, Computational Biology – Single Cell, Spatial

• Develop and co-author Open Science training materials, guidelines, and implementation resources
• Propose enhancements to knowledge management systems and tools that strengthen Open Science practices
• Develop and recommend Open Science workflows supporting research transparency, reproducibility, and compliance
• Work directly with CDC researchers to integrate Open Science principles into research workflows
• Liaise with CDC Centers, Institutes, and Offices to provide Open Science outreach, instruction, and research support
• Provide reference and research support to researchers seeking guidance on Open Science implementation
• Collaborate with CDC scientific leadership and CIO staff to implement Open Science practices
• Participate, as appropriate, in CDC and federal Open Science committees and working groups
• Adapt activities and deliverables as CDC Open Science policies, practices, and implementation priorities evolve

Open Science Professional – Scientist

• Process, evaluate, and perform microbiology tests to identify microorganisms or antigens according to written procedures
• Perform susceptibilities
• Record and evaluate daily, weekly, and monthly QC in assigned areas for supervisor review
• Maintain safe work practices and follow regulatory requirements
• Engage the supervisor, manager, or director as appropriate
• Conduct inventory counts in assigned areas
• Restock supplies and report supplies to be ordered
• Store received supplies according to storage requirements and regulations
• Coordinate with staff from various departments on acquisition, testing, and reporting of patient test results
• Perform function checks on analyzers, laboratory equipment, and automation equipment
• Complete machine maintenance and calibrations
• Troubleshoot problems and work with service representatives to facilitate instrument repairs
• Perform other duties as needed

Medical Laboratory Scientist I – Microbiology

• Lead the strategy, development, and execution of real-world evidence programs and health economics models
• Translate real-world data from health plans, employers, and external data warehouses into operational and health economic insights
• Generate evidence to drive commercial growth, market adoption, and product innovation
• Publish findings in peer-reviewed scientific journals
• Present scientific evidence at national and international conferences, client presentations, and internal meetings
• Partner with sales, marketing, and product teams to integrate real-world evidence into commercial messaging, clinical care, and product development
• Serve as an internal subject matter expert
• Teach HEOR methodologies to colleagues and advance organizational research capabilities
• Onboard with Clinical Research and Data Science teams and learn Virta’s data pipeline and evidence base
• Review research compliance and privacy protocols
• Own a claims dataset analysis project and align evidence needs with Sales and Marketing
• Draft an updated HEOR strategy roadmap
• Complete initial real-world evidence analyses and begin a peer-reviewed publication or conference submission
• Establish repeatable, AI-enabled workflows for research and reporting tasks

Senior Health Economics and Outcomes Scientist

• Serve as the primary technical resource for sensory science across the Human Nutrition & Health business
• Build sensory science capability through development and delivery of training for R&D, Quality, and Operations personnel
• Design sensory methods, prepare samples, execute sensory evaluations, and interpret and communicate results
• Provide technical guidance to establish and achieve measurable sensory targets supporting product and business objectives
• Lead and execute the complete sensory study cycle, including defining objectives, selecting methods, preparing samples, conducting studies, analyzing and interpreting data, maintaining records, and communicating conclusions and recommendations
• Translate business, customer, and project questions into study designs, statistical approaches, decision criteria, and technically supported conclusions
• Establish, train, and validate a network of internal Sensory Champions
• Train Sensory Champions, develop and qualify panelists, and monitor panel performance
• Ensure sensory methods are applied consistently across studies and locations
• Manage partnerships with external sensory laboratories, universities, and other research partners
• Develop and maintain sensory procedures, SOPs, study templates, training materials, and best-practice documentation
• Collaborate with R&D, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, Sales, Marketing, Product Management, external research partners, and customers on sensory-related issues
• Provide sensory science support across laboratories, product platforms, manufacturing locations, and customer programs
• Organize work, prioritize tasks, analyze problems, and identify opportunities supporting business priorities
• Apply sensory science expertise and structured problem-solving to develop practical recommendations
• Lead adoption of consistent sensory methods and capabilities across functions and locations
• Participate in customer meetings and technical discussions as the sensory science expert
• Perform other duties as assigned

Senior Sensory Scientist

• Develop, install, maintain, and support MPAS-JEDI and related atmospheric modeling and data assimilation systems on HPC, cloud, and operational computing platforms
• Develop and maintain scientific software, workflows, and automation tools using Python, Bash, Git, Fortran, and related technologies
• Implement and support real-time and retrospective modeling workflows using EC-Flow, Rocoto, or similar workflow management systems
• Support ensemble-based data assimilation, numerical weather prediction, software integration, testing, version control, and operational transition activities
• Manage, organize, and validate large modeling and observational datasets supporting WoFS, WoFSCast, MPAS-JEDI, and ML/AI applications
• Conduct model verification, diagnostics, quality control, and forecast evaluation using METplus and related verification frameworks
• Design, execute, and analyze convective- and meso-scale numerical experiments focused on storm-scale forecasting and data assimilation applications
• Collaborate with scientists, students, software engineers, and operational partners to resolve technical issues and advance forecasting capabilities
• Prepare technical documentation, reports, presentations, and scientific publications supporting project and research objectives

Weather Forecast Modeling Scientist

• Develop and enhance the lake model and hydrological components for the Unified Forecast System (UFS) within the Common Community Physics Package (CCPP) framework
• Support the integration and implementation of lake and hydrological components into the UFS land model
• Conduct testing and evaluation of UFS model performance with updates to the land model hydrological components across regional and global scales
• Apply innovative methods independently and collaboratively in the primary work areas
• Work with others on forecast system improvements for transition-to-operations
• Work with external collaborators to develop and improve physics parameterizations for use within the Unified Forecast System framework

Support Scientist – Earth System Model Physics, Hydrology Development

• Use and build computational toolsets, workflows, and methods to generate predicted material properties in extreme environments with uncertainty bounds informed by physical mechanisms
• Identify chemical and microstructural features affecting material performance and quantify relationships for engineering optimization
• Inform design of experiments involving simultaneous corrosion, stress, and irradiation, as well as magnetic fields, electric fields, and high temperatures
• Develop material design-curve methodologies for tokamak applications, including fatigue, dielectric breakdown, and radiation effects
• Identify knowledge and experimental capability gaps addressable through simulation or model building
• Assist in benchmarking and creating metrics for material-property variability and manufacturing, fabrication, assembly, and process variability
• Collaborate with Materials and Processing engineers to create workflows for data capture, storage, visualization, and analysis
• Support writing materials standard specifications
• Stay current with evolving technology and modeling techniques
• Collaborate with engineers and subject matter experts to identify high-sensitivity parameters and prioritize experimental work

Staff Computational Materials Scientist

• Partner with pharmaceutical collaborators on target discovery, biomarker development, and clinical development
• Translate partner needs into key questions, technical requirements, and analytical plans using the Tempus multimodal platform
• Execute reproducible analyses integrating genomic, transcriptomic, imaging, and clinical data
• Generate insights for clinical trial design, patient selection, treatment response, resistance mechanisms, and disease biology
• Incorporate LLMs and AI tools to automate and accelerate coding, discovery, documentation, and review
• Design and prototype agentic workflows using foundation models and LLMs for new insights and predictive models
• Evaluate, adapt, and implement methods for real-world, clinical, and omic datasets
• Contribute reusable code, internal packages, and analytical best practices
• Collaborate with Research, Clinical, Data Science, and Engineering teams on scalable solutions and platform/product roadmaps
• Communicate methods and results to technical and non-technical stakeholders
• Prepare internal reports, external deliverables, manuscripts, and conference materials
• Lead projects, set priorities, coordinate resources, address obstacles, mentor junior scientists, and ensure milestones are met

Scientist jobs in United States