Solving the mysteries of bioscience
Foundational Science Fuels Breakthroughs
Inspiring Next-Generation Scientists
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Help us advance science with the potential to change lives.
We are Allenites:
neuroscientists, cell biologists, geneticists, immunologists, computer and data scientists, informatics experts, mathematicians, engineers, and science support professionals
working together to accelerate discovery.
Our strength comes from teams of individual experts all working together toward our common goal: improving human health through the power of science. The Allen Institute is based in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, the city’s hub for technology and biomedical research. Our 270,000-square-foot headquarters and state-of-the-art research complex facilitate the collaboration and cross-disciplinary interaction that fuels our science.
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Success starts with inclusion
At the Allen Institute, we believe that science is for everyone – and should be open to anyone who’s passionate about discovery and improving human health. We recognize that science has a long history of racism and exclusion, and we are dedicated to combating those biases within our own workforce and helping to reduce barriers to STEM careers more broadly.
We also believe that science is better when it includes different perspectives and voices, and we are committed to elevating and nurturing scientists and other staff from traditionally excluded populations. We strive to make the Allen Institute a place where everyone feels like they belong and are empowered to do their best work in a supportive environment.
We strongly encourage people from all backgrounds to apply for our open positions.
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Our People
Curious, innovative, and committed to finding answers and meaning in the complexities of bioscience. Regardless of how long Allenites stay with us, the knowledge gained here positions our people grow here or help advance human health elsewhere.
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