Skill
Gene Editing
Healthcare and Medical
Gene editing is a set of biotechnology techniques, most notably CRISPR-Cas9, that allow scientists to precisely add, remove, or alter DNA sequences within an organism's genome. Researchers, biotech companies, and medical professionals use it for applications including disease treatment, agricultural crop improvement, and basic genetic research.
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Commercial Product Manager
Beckman Coulter
Full-time · $116,000 – $125,000
This role leads the commercialization and growth of Aldevron's gene editing therapeutic products and services, managing their lifecycle from launch through sustained market leadership. It suits experienced product managers in life sciences or regulated healthcare who can work cross-functionally to develop pricing strategies, enable sales teams, and serve as a subject matter expert for a CDMO's expanding portfolio.
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