Emerald Cloud Lab
Emerald Cloud Lab
Emerald Cloud Lab is a biotechnology research company building remote access to fully equipped scientific laboratories. Its software interface lets researchers design, run, and analyze experiments from anywhere, around the clock, so they can spend more time on protocol development and interpreting results instead of routine lab operations. The platform supports more efficient research workflows while helping organizations manage laboratory costs and environmental impact. Its work brings together biotechnology, healthcare, science, laboratory automation, and software—creating opportunities for people who want to shape how experiments are conducted and scaled.

Scientific Infrastructure Engineer III (Texas Remote)

Develop software and automation that support Emerald Cloud Lab’s remote biology and chemistry experiments. Maintain laboratory infrastructure, instrumentation systems, inventory, and asset-tracking workflows.

Description

  • Design and build software that improves the speed and reliability of laboratory operations
  • Maintain sophisticated laboratory support systems, including inventory management and asset tracking
  • Enhance Emerald’s SLL software library to improve development workflows for internal and external users
  • Connect experimental science, laboratory logistics, instrumentation integration, and software systems
  • Coordinate, monitor, and support experiments through scientific infrastructure systems

Requirements

  • A Ph.D. in Chemistry or Biology
  • At least two years of experience as a Scientific Infrastructure Engineer, Scientific Automation Engineer, Research Scientist - Automation & Systems, Research & Development Infrastructure Scientist, or Research Engineer
  • Experience writing code in Mathematica
  • Comfort with rigorous data analysis and experimental design
  • Willingness and ability to learn computer programming; previous programming experience is welcome but not required
  • Willingness and ability to learn robotic automation programming; previous experience is welcome but not required
  • Extensive research experience troubleshooting experiments and complex instrumentation
  • Experience performing a broad range of experiment types
  • Motivation to rapidly build expertise in new methods and instrumentation
  • Interest in developing systems and automating processes
  • A precise, detail-focused approach to experimental work
  • Strong enthusiasm for science, technology, and medicine
  • Empathy and the ability to persuasively explain differing rationales
  • Intellectual confidence when working across disciplines
  • Curiosity and a commitment to first-principles reasoning
  • The position is classified as full-time

Benefits

  • The posting does not specify benefits, perks, or additional compensation.

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