Mytos automates the manufacture of stem-cell-derived therapies using a robotic platform.
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As an Engineering Technician at Mytos, you will assemble and commission prototypes, machines and fluidic consumables. You will diagnose breakdowns and help improve processes, machine reliability and performance. The role is based at Mytos’s laboratory in White City, London.
Mytos développe des machines qui automatisent la production de cellules humaines pour accélérer la recherche et le développement de traitements. L’entreprise recherche des personnes curieuses, capables de résoudre des défis difficiles, y compris pour un premier emploi.
You will design Mytos’s software experiences for automating cell production in the lab, from user research to interfaces and design systems. You will work with the founders, product teams, and lab biologists to define user flows and test solutions with customers. The role is based at Imperial College’s innovation hub in White City, London.
You will develop features for Mytos’s full-stack cloud product and connected devices, which are used to automate cell production. You will work with engineers, biologists, and commercial teams on experiment scheduling, image analysis, and remote device operation. The role uses technologies including TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Python.
You will design and improve machines that automate cell production, from hardware design through manufacturing. The role focuses on the reliability of electromechanical systems, prototypes, and testing processes at Mytos’s lab in London. Experience bringing at least one complex product to market is required, along with familiarity with manufacturing techniques such as CNC machining.
As part of Mytos’s hardware team, the Junior Mechanical Engineer develops and improves devices, then assembles, tests and validates them. The role is based at the Imperial College Innovation Hub in White City and is carried out in the lab. The position is open to people who can start soon or are in their final year of study, with a summer start.
The successful candidate will lead quality assurance and establish a scalable quality system for Mytos’s first manufacturing site. They will ensure production compliance, prepare for inspections and audits, and support obtaining the MHRA MIA(IMP) authorisation. The role is based in London and Stevenage and focuses on an automated CDMO for regenerative medicines.
The Chief of Staff works with Mytos’s founders on high-priority problems across several company functions. They lead cross-functional projects, improve processes, and prepare the organisation for fundraising. The role is based at Imperial College’s innovation hub in White City, London.
Mytos recrute un Principal Scientist en PD/MSAT pour son équipe Biology, dédiée à l’automatisation de la fabrication de thérapies cellulaires. Le poste comprend le développement de procédés et de méthodes analytiques, le transfert technologique et l’amélioration continue, avec des déplacements entre Londres et Stevenage. La personne recrutée apportera son expertise en culture de cellules souches humaines et en fabrication cGMP, et contribuera au développement de l’équipe et aux échanges avec les clients.
The Manufacturing Lead oversees the manufacture of Mytos’s automation systems and consumables, from process improvement to scaling production. They develop the team and prepare new manufacturing facilities, while ensuring quality, cost, and lead-time targets. The role is based at Imperial College’s innovation hub in White City, London.
As Supply Chain Manager at Mytos, you will oversee purchasing, inventory and demand planning for automation systems and consumables manufactured to GMP standards. You will develop the supplier network, negotiate purchasing terms, and reduce costs and supply risks. The role is based on site at Imperial College’s Innovation Hub in White City and requires 5 to 8+ years of experience in procurement or supply chain.
Vous rejoindrez l’équipe Biology de Mytos à Londres pour mener des expériences de développement de procédés, de tests de produits et de R&D sur de nouvelles plateformes. Vous contribuerez à la culture de cellules iPSC et aux opérations du laboratoire, et présenterez vos résultats à l’équipe. Le poste demande une expérience pratique en culture de cellules de mammifères et un diplôme en biologie cellulaire, sciences biomédicales ou discipline apparentée.