Scientist I, Immunology

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Scientist I, Immunology South San Francisco, CA Scientist I Location: South San Francisco, CA Position: Full-Time BreezeBio is a rapidly-growing, early-stage company that is developing a proprietary and novel delivery platform with the potential to transform genetic medicine. Our interdisciplinary team works together across chemistry, payload design, formulation, and screening and preclinical groups to develop the next generation of gene therapies. BreezeBio fosters an exciting and dynamic environment where we value impactful data and creative solutions to accelerate our progression from a platform technology to a pipeline of therapeutic candidates. We are seeking talented and motivated individuals to join our team and are expanding across all functions within the organization. Join us in Brisbane, CA, to be at the forefront of the future of gene therapy. Position Summary We are seeking a talented and motivated Scientist to join our Immunology team and drive the development of genetic medicines for immune-based diseases utilizing our hydrophilic nanoparticle (HNP) technology. This individual will report to the Program Lead and will be responsible for assisting with planning and executing short and long-term R&D strategy for the Immune Program. She/he will be a key contributor to project and study design, method development, program strategy, and HNP and payload screening to identify lead therapeutic candidates that meet strict in vitro and in vivo target criteria for tissue and cell-specific delivery of nucleic acid payloads to achieve the desired immune modulating activity. The ideal individual will have a strong background in cellular immunology, immune modulation and tolerance,

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