Senior Scientist / Engineer – Transplantation, Biopreservation, Bioengineering

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🌴 South Carolina – Remote

🌴 South Carolina – Remote

💵 $90k - $220k / year

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Intertwine Associates

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1 - 10 employees

Founded 2025

🏥 Healthcare

📦 Logistics

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Healthcare • Logistics • Marketing

Intertwine Associates is a strategic consulting and operational-excellence firm that partners with federal agencies, academic institutions, and scientific organizations to improve performance and implement lasting change. The firm offers services including strategic consulting, operational excellence, government contracting support, scientific advisory, and implementation & change management, with a focus on building resilient teams, practical frameworks, and measurable impact. Based in Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, Intertwine emphasizes efficiency, professionalism, and results-driven engagement for public-sector and research clients.

📋 Description

• Support the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) across transplantation, organ and tissue preservation, engineered tissues, organoids, microphysiological systems, and advanced therapeutic manufacturing • Collaborate with the ARPA-H Program Manager and team to develop, fund, and manage R&D programs • Provide direct technical support to R&D performer teams, Government Program Managers, and health innovation stakeholders • Apply expertise in transplantation and regenerative medicine to emerging technologies, clinical workflows, manufacturability, regulatory constraints, and implementation • Provide technical and strategic support for tissue and organoid manufacturing, organ-on-chip platforms, biopreservation, ex vivo organ perfusion, diagnostics, and translational technologies • Evaluate technologies against clinical and operational realities, including organ recovery, preservation logistics, cold-chain constraints, perfusion assessment, and transplant-center workflow • Conduct landscape analyses and technical diligence on emerging capabilities, vendors, performers, and scientific trends • Assess commercialization pathways, scale-up, manufacturability, quality systems, GMP, regulatory strategy, reimbursement, supply chain, and clinical adoption barriers • Review technical proposals, performer submissions, milestones, deliverables, and program risks • Organize reviewer comments and draft recommendations, project summaries, and presentation materials • Identify subject-matter experts, potential performers, test and evaluation partners, and transition stakeholders • Assist with program management, technical meetings, site visits, performer progress tracking, schedule risk identification, and briefing materials • Maintain awareness of scientific, clinical, regulatory, and market developments • Interface directly with Government Program Manager, Mission Office leadership, performer teams, and external stakeholders

🎯 Requirements

• PhD in physiology, systems biology, bioengineering, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, or a related discipline; or MD with significant experience in transplantation, organ preservation, transplant surgery, transplant medicine, or a closely related field • Demonstrated subject-matter expertise in organ preservation, ex vivo organ perfusion and diagnostics, transplant biology, regenerative medicine, or translational bioengineering • Ability to critically evaluate technical data, experimental plans, and development pathways • Experience synthesizing complex scientific information into concise written and visual products • Experience supporting complex R&D efforts involving academic, clinical, and/or industrial stakeholders • Ability to translate between basic science, engineering development, and clinical or transplant operational realities • Strong interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills • Ability to work independently and collaboratively, prioritize work, and remain highly detail-oriented, organized, and proactive • U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residency required • Active federal government Public Trust, or ability to obtain one • At least one year of experience supporting DARPA or related federal ARPA agencies • Experience supporting a federal or commercial health agency or organization • Knowledge of the biomedical research landscape • Two or more years of experience in federal healthcare and/or scientific consulting • Additional experience in transplantation, organ perfusion, biopreservation, engineered tissues, organoids, organ-on-chip/MPS, biofabrication, advanced therapeutic manufacturing, translational commercialization, regulatory strategy, quality systems, reimbursement, and clinical adoption barriers

🏖️ Benefits

• Discretionary bonuses • Signing or retention incentives • Competitive compensation package • Remote work arrangement