Join our team!
We are looking for creative and passionate people at any stage in their careers, at Stanford University.
Current open positions (September 2026)
- Postdoctoral fellows View posting →
- Graduate students
- Computational and data scientists
- Experimental staff scientists View posting →
- Lab technician / Research assistant / Research associate
- Project managers
Who we are
We are molecular biologists — dissecting models and mechanisms of genome regulation and disease. We are human geneticists and computational biologists — seeking to leverage big data to understand the genetic basis of disease. We are technology developers — inventing new experimental and computational tools by combining CRISPR, single-cell genomics, biochemistry, machine learning, and statistics. We value openness, growth, integrity, and diversity, so that we can solve problems of any shape and size.
Email Jesse Engreitz to learn more.
How to apply
- Postdoctoral fellows
- Please email Jesse with a cover letter and CV.
- Graduate students
- We welcome inquiries about rotations from Stanford graduate and MD/PhD students in any department. Please email Jesse to learn more. Include a CV and research interests.
- Prospective graduate students
- Students interested to join the lab must first be admitted to one of the PhD programs at Stanford, including Genetics or any other program in Stanford Biosciences.
- Visiting students
- We are excited to host visiting graduate students for research experiences at Stanford. Please email Jesse with a CV and research interests.
- Staff scientists
- We welcome experimental and/or computational scientists at any level — including 2-year research experiences between undergraduate and graduate/medical school, and longer-term positions for career scientists. Please email Jesse with a cover letter and CV, and apply via Stanford University.
- High school students
- High school students interested in working with us must apply through the Stanford Genomics Programs for High School Students (GRIPS).