What you'll do

Core histology & slide production

• Receive, accession, label, and track specimens with strong chain-of-custody and study linkage (LIMS/LIS).
• Perform tissue processing, embedding (FFPE), microtomy, and routine H&E staining with consistent quality and minimal artifacts, for surgical resections, small biopsies and TMAs from normal, neoplastic and inflammatory tissues. Prepare slides suitable for scanning and quantitative analysis (uniform thickness, clean backgrounds, minimal folds/chatter, consistent staining intensity).
• Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot routine histology equipment (processors, embedding stations, microtomes, stainers); document preventive maintenance.

Quality systems & documentation

• Follow SOPs and safety procedures (chemical handling, sharps, biohazard practices).
• Record reagent lots, QC checks, deviations, and corrective actions with audit-ready discipline.
• Support method optimization/standardization to reduce staining variability across batches, tissues, and operators.

Digital pathology & dataset readiness

• Scan slides (or prepare slides for scanning), verify image quality, and flag artifacts that could bias downstream analysis.
• Curate and organize image data and metadata (tissue type, stain batch, section thickness, scanner settings) so datasets are analysis-ready.
• Collaborate with pathologists/scientists to support annotation workflows and ground-truth generation (e.g., region selection, QC of labels).

What success look like

• H&E output is consistently high quality across varied tissue types and conditions, with documented QC criteria.
• A curated set of slides + metadata is available for model evaluation and retrospective analysis.
• Root causes of variability (stain drift, section artifacts, scanner issues) are systematically identified and reduced.

Required Qualifications

• Formal training or equivalent experience in histology / histotechnology / biomedical laboratory work.
• Demonstrated hands-on ability in processing, embedding, microtomy, and H&E staining .
• High standards for reproducibility, documentation, and sample tracking.
• Comfort working with digital tools (file organization, basic image review, structured recordkeeping).

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with multiplexed immunofluorescence and IHC (helpful, not required).
• Familiarity with regulated or quality-managed environments (GLP/GMP/ISO-style documentation).
• Experience with slide scanners and WSI formats/workflows.
• Curiosity about computational pathology and willingness to iterate on protocols to support quantitative image analysis.

What we offer:

• A role with direct scientific leverage: your slide quality becomes model reliability.
• Close collaboration with pathologists, scientists, and engineers.
• The chance to help define practical standards for H&E-only, cell-level analytics.

Interested?

Please send your resume and a short cover letter to jobs@omicvision.com , with "Histology-47” in the subject line.

As a company, we care about your potential, not your background. If this role is exciting to you, don’t hesitate to apply. We welcome everyone regardless of their background – outstanding team players always stand out.

We look at applications as they come in. Look forward to hearing from you!

1 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41587-022-01302-5

2 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-02007-6

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