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Our Community

Genomenon team members are thoughtful, ambitious, and talented folks working together across multiple states and countries to improve the lives of our customers and patients. 

We have genetic scientists, PhD’s, former clinicians, and talented professionals who are the best at what they do. Our team is mature and mission-driven, we work hard and collaborate as equals. We're looking for sharp people who want to contribute new perspectives to our community and help us curate the entire human genome. We value folks who are comfortable with rapid change and are excited to build a company together.  

We are guided by our core values:

  • Always Learning: Approach challenges with curiosity and a growth mindset
  • Data-Driven: Ask a lot of questions and look to the evidence for answers
  • Humbly Confident: Aware of the value that we and others bring to the team 
  • Customer & Patient Driven: Put patients and customers first in everything we do
  • True Grit:  Embody passion and persistence, and aren’t afraid of hard work

Our Company

Genomenon is an AI-driven, genomics software company. Our mission is to save and improve lives by making genomic information actionable. We organize the world’s genomic knowledge and put it at the fingertips of clinicians to help diagnose and treat patients suffering from rare diseases and cancer, and to help precision medicine companies create targeted therapies for diseases. 

There are over 7,000 rare diseases affecting nearly 30 million Americans, 95% of which have no treatment. By harnessing AI and human insight, Genomenon's team is revolutionizing genetic medicine and leading a charge against genetic diseases and cancer for clinicians and pharmaceutical pioneers alike. And the adventure has just begun! 

Join us in championing the spirit of Genomenon, where every data point is a beacon of hope, every insight a catalyst for change, and every person a vital thread in the fabric of progress. 

/ge.gno.mai.non/
source language: ancient Greek
verb 

  1. to come into being
  2. to be born out of need

noun

  1. the leader in Genomic Intelligence

At Genomenon, we are at the forefront of genomics research and innovation, with a mission to accelerate genetic discoveries and improve patient care. 

Our Commitment

The only way to build a great company is by hiring talented people with diverse backgrounds and rich life experiences. Those experiences contribute to our culture and help us find creative solutions to the tough problems we're solving. Because of this, we are committed to inclusion across race, gender, age, religion, identity, disability, and background in everything we do. 

Historically, women and people of color are hesitant to apply for a role unless they meet every qualification listed in the job description. If you are uncertain if you're a fit, please apply. We'd rather have one more resume to review than miss the chance to meet amazing talent.

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