Job Overview
Job description
- Salary:
- USD 180,000 - 240,000 per year
- Location:
- San Mateo, CA
- Work arrangement:
- On-site
Role Summary
About Labric
Effective use of AI will transform scientific research, but most lab data is stuck in silos. Scientists can't ask basic questions across their own experiments. Even the best tools can't help with what they can't see.
Labric builds the missing layer. We connect instruments, spreadsheets, and other data sources to a central platform, transforming data into useful visualizations and metrics. Scientists use it for cross-experimental analysis, visibility into colleagues' work, and application of the latest AI models.
We're working with companies, academic labs, and DOE national labs, and demand is outpacing our team. This is a rare chance to rebuild the tools the world's best scientists use to create tomorrow's technology.
The work
- Build core data infrastructure: ingestion, normalization, storage, indexing
- Ship across the stack (Python backend, TypeScript/Next.js frontend)
- Design schemas that make heterogeneous lab data queryable
- Work with scientists to turn domain problems into working software
- Own reliability and make good tradeoffs on quality vs. speed
You
- 4+ years of software engineering experience
- Strong in Python and TypeScript
- Know databases deeply (not just how to use them, how they work)
- Comfortable independently solving problems end-to-end
- Curious about science and how labs actually operate
- CS degree or equivalent
- [optional] Have experience with scientific data, Django, Next.js, GCP, SQL, early-stage startups
Work visas will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
- Role:
- Senior Full Stack Software Engineer
- Job Type:
- Salaried, Full-Time
Company profile

Labric
labric.coLabric is a data infrastructure platform for scientific research labs. Labric automatically captures and structures instrument data, giving researchers AI-ready datasets for analysis and giving decision-makers complete visibility, and it works across scientific disciplines. Created by Stanford CS graduates who had experienced the chaos of lab data, the company's mission is to turn fragmented research data into structured infrastructure that saves research teams hundreds of hours.