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The Software Engineer will possess and apply a broad knowledge of software principles, practices, and procedures to the completion of assignments with moderate to major complexity. New approaches to solving problems are often devised and moderate to major levels of judgment and ingenuity must be applied. Assignments are performed with instructions as to only the results and performance expected.

Quiver Bioscience is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Engineer to join our Engineering Department. Under the supervision of an Engineering Director, this key role involves designing, building, and maintaining custom microscopy instrumentation to support our cutting-edge optical electrophysiology/fluorescence microscopy methods.

Quiver is seeking a Computational Biologist to support the analysis and interpretation of all-optical electrophysiology data, with a strong focus on extracting meaningful biological insights from complex experimental results. This individual will play a central role in advancing our understanding of neuronal activity and disease mechanisms as part of a collaborative team driving therapeutic discovery for CNS disorders. The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in statistics, experimental design, and data analysis, particularly in the context of neurobiology or cellular physiology.

Quiver is seeking a highly motivated Data Scientist to join our Analytics Group. This Data Scientist will help develop, deploy, maintain, and effectively use tools for the analysis of all-optical electrophysiology data. This role will have a special emphasis on development of novel optical assays of neuronal electrophysiology, which will involve image processing, signal processing, and rapid prototyping.

Quiver is seeking a highly motivated Research Associate to join our Imaging Group. The Research Associate will execute high-quality functional phenotypic measurements using Quiver’s proprietary Firefly instruments, Optopatch assays, and other custom instrumentation for disease-modeling and drug discovery. The Research Associate will also assist with cell and molecular biology-related tasks (basic cell culture, DNA and RNA preparations, and qPCR assays) as well maintenance of Quiver’s custom instruments.

Quiver is seeking a highly motivated Research Associate to join our Biology Group. The Research Associate will support and execute Quiver’s cutting edge neuronal production and characterization by working closely with Quiver’s scientific and management team to perform studies in a high quality and scientifically rigorous fashion.