Working at IGI and Current Job Listings
At the IGI, we envision a world in which genome-engineering innovations benefit humanity and are accessible to all.
Benefits of working at the IGI include:
We are looking for passionate people who share our vision, values, and drive. We are especially interested in candidates who will contribute to our commitment to excellence, diversity, and inclusion in academia. Learn more about our commitment to diversity. We encourage applications from candidates who may have had non-traditional career paths, taken time off for family/personal reasons, or excelled in careers outside academia.
Most of our job postings list “required” and “preferred” qualifications. We encourage individuals to apply who do not meet every preferred qualification, but who could grow and thrive in the role.
Compensation is determined by guidelines set forth by each home campus. You can learn more about salary ranges for a given position using the UC title code system.
Open Positions
Please note that posted positions are open even if the first review date has passed.
Postdoc, Microbiome Editing (Cress Lab, Audacious Project)
Postdoc, Metagenomics/Systems Biology (Diamond Lab, Audacious Project)
Staff Research Associate 3 (Center for CRISPR Target Discovery)
Administrative Officer (UC Berkeley)
Our investigators accept graduate students from their home departments through university graduate programs.
If you would like to perform research related to our program areas, please email your CV and cover letter to the principal investigator listed on the project page most relevant to your interests.
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We welcome all applicants for employment and commit to providing all employees with equal opportunity for advancement, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, pregnancy, marital status, national origin or ancestry, disability, veteran status, military service, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or genetic information.