Careers at The BIO Magazine
We are hiring science journalists, molecular graphic animators, and postdoctoral fellows who believe in uncompromising scientific rigor and breathtaking digital storytelling.
Scientists First
Our newsroom is led by former researchers and fellows who read primary manuscripts, analyze PDB coordinates, and scrutinize clinical data directly.
Boston • Basel • Oxford • Tokyo
Work from our physical bureaus situated within premier life science clusters, or collaborate remotely across 14 countries with flexible hours.
Next-Gen Media Tech
We build WebGL 3D macromolecular studios, interactive clinical pipeline databases, and AI-assisted scientific curation workflows in-house.
Open Editorial & Engineering Positions
4 Active SearchesSenior Science Editor — Genomics & Molecular Engineering
Direct our investigative coverage of in-vivo prime editing, epigenome modulation, and synthetic gene regulatory networks. Oversee external scientific referee reviews and author commissions.
Investigative Life Sciences Reporter — Clinical & BioBusiness
Break major scoops on biotechnology venture capital rounds, FDA/EMA clinical readouts, patent disputes, and commercialization bottlenecks in cell & gene therapy.
3D Molecular Graphics & WebGL Scientific Animator
Create breathtaking 3D macromolecular visualizations using Three.js, Mol*, and Blender for interactive web dossiers and 4K scientific documentaries.
Postdoctoral Editorial Fellow — 12-Month Sabbatical
Transition from the wet bench to premier science journalism. Work alongside veteran editors to report on cutting-edge life sciences and develop long-form features.
Looking for freelance writing or reporting commissions?
We pay freelance contributors $1.20 per word upon manuscript acceptance. Pitch individual features, reviews, or photo essays through our editorial portal.