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TScan is building a dynamic team to translate the immense power of the immune system into new TCR Therapies. We are looking for candidates with expertise across a variety of key functions in drug discovery and development to join our team. Click on the job postings below to learn more about our current opportunities.

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Senior Research Associate/Principal Research Associate (RA05-4)

Waltham, MA

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Research Associate / Senior Research Associate (RA07-2)

Waltham, MA

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Scientist (SC05-2)

Waltham, MA

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Scientist (SC04-2)

Waltham, MA

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Research Associate/Senior Research Associate, Cell Process Development (RA06-5)

Waltham, MA

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Principal Research Associate/Scientist (RA05-6)

Waltham, MA

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Research Associate/Senior Research Associate (RA04-3)

Waltham, MA

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Research Associate/Senior Research Associate (RA02-4)

Waltham, MA

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Scientist/Senior Scientist, Preclinical Development (SC07-1)

Waltham, MA

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Principal Research Associate/Scientist, Non-Viral Vector Development (RA06-7)

Waltham, MA

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“TCR-T therapy is cutting edge in oncology; it's thrilling to be collaborating with industry-leading academic and pharmaceutical partners to evolve patient care using TScan’s technology."

Sarah B.

“TScan is a unique collection of driven and hardworking scientists looking to make a difference in patient treatment.”

Josh A.

“TScan is such an exciting place to work. Every employee, from CEO to scientist to office manager, feels like they are part of the team and making a difference.”

Sarah P.

“Being in a start-up environment fosters collaboration and an amazing opportunity to get hands on with some important and cutting edge science."

Josh A.

"Bringing innovation to life and joining the efforts at TScan to build a great company from its foundation has been an exciting privilege and highlight of my career!"

Madelyn M

"There is a palpable sense of excitement that we are making discoveries that will directly improve patient health."

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