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Job Title: Embryologist
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Join Us in Revolutionizing Women’s Ovarian Health
We are seeking a passionate and driven Embryologist to join Gameto’s growing team. This role offers a unique opportunity to help expand access to innovative fertility treatments by supporting the implementation of Fertilo, Gameto’s in vitro maturation (IVM) product, in clinical IVF settings. Working at the intersection of embryology, clinical practice, and translational innovation, you will play an important role in bringing next-generation reproductive technologies into routine use.
If you are excited by the opportunity to combine embryology expertise with cutting-edge advances in oocyte maturation and women’s health, this is your chance to make a meaningful impact. You will work closely with embryologists, lab directors, and clinical partners to support the successful adoption of Fertilo, enhance clinical workflows, and help improve patient access to safer, shorter, and more accessible fertility care.
About the Role
As an Embryologist at Gameto, you will play a key role in supporting the clinical implementation and expansion of Fertilo across partner IVF centers. This role requires strong embryology knowledge, a solid understanding of IVF laboratory operations, and the ability to work closely with clinical, commercial, and research teams to integrate a novel IVM product into practice. You will contribute to training, protocol adaptation, troubleshooting, site support, and clinical program execution to help ensure successful product adoption and performance.
We are looking for an independent yet highly collaborative professional who is comfortable working across clinical and operational settings in a fast-paced environment. You should be confident engaging with partner clinics, supporting implementation efforts, and helping bring new embryology technologies into routine clinical use. This role may require travel to partner sites to support implementation, training, and ongoing clinical success.
Key Responsibilities
Collaborate closely with commercial and clinical teams, including lab directors, embryologists, and clinical practitioners, to support the integration of Fertilo into IVF laboratory workflows and clinical practice.
Support implementation and training efforts at partner clinics by helping adapt protocols, equipment, and laboratory practices to enable successful adoption and effective use of Fertilo.
Provide ongoing operational and technical support to clinical sites, including troubleshooting issues, monitoring implementation progress, and helping ensure optimal product performance.
Work with partner clinic procurement teams to support access to Fertilo and required ancillary materials, including culture media and supplements, to help maintain continuity of clinical operations.
Collaborate with research and clinical teams to support clinical research programs, including site coordination, data collection, data audits, site audits, deviation tracking, and related clinical activities.
Contribute to the communication of Fertilo’s clinical and operational value to prospective and active partner clinics, supporting broader implementation efforts in Spanish-speaking markets.
Maintain detailed and accurate records and follow established procedures, quality expectations, and clinical research standards relevant to the role.
Travel to partner clinics as needed to support implementation, training, site readiness, and ongoing success of embryology programs using Fertilo.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a life sciences discipline; a degree in Reproductive Biology is preferred.
Strong understanding of IVF laboratory workflows and core embryology techniques, including oocyte search and identification, denuding and stripping, ICSI, biopsy for PGT-A, and cryopreservation of oocytes and embryos.
Clinical experience in an IVF laboratory setting is highly valued.
Fluency in written and spoken Spanish and English.
Knowledge of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is highly valued.
Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively with clinical, research, commercial, and operations teams.
Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple priorities while maintaining a high standard of quality.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to support training, cross-functional coordination, and clinic-facing implementation efforts.
A proactive, self-starting mindset suited to a fast-paced and evolving clinical environment.
Experience supporting implementation of new clinical or laboratory technologies in IVF settings is valued.
Experience contributing to clinical research activities, including data collection, monitoring, audits, and deviation management, is valued.
Comfort working directly with external partner clinics and supporting site-specific operational needs is valued.
How to Apply
If you are excited about advancing women’s reproductive health and helping bring innovative embryology solutions into clinical practice, we encourage you to apply today.
Please apply on LinkedIn by submitting your CV or resume.
Why Join Us?
At Gameto, you will work alongside a world-class team advancing novel solutions in women’s health. As an Embryologist, you will have the opportunity to help translate innovative reproductive technologies into clinical practice, directly supporting the adoption of treatments designed to improve the IVF experience for patients and providers.
This role offers meaningful opportunities for growth, cross-functional collaboration, and direct impact within a mission-driven organization.
About Gameto
Gameto is a pioneering biotechnology company in women’s health, co-founded by Dina Radenkovic, a physician-turned-entrepreneur, and Martin Varsavsky, a leader in fertility innovation and founder of the Prelude Network.
Through a groundbreaking cell engineering platform developed in collaboration with Harvard University’s Wyss Institute and Professor George Church’s lab at Harvard Medical School, Gameto aims to create transformative treatments for menopause and infertility affecting the female reproductive system. This scientific approach goes beyond traditional therapeutic modalities and sets a new standard for research and development in women’s health.
Gameto is backed by over $127 million in venture funding, including Series A and B investments led by Insight Partners, Future Ventures, RA Capital, Two Sigma Ventures, Lux Capital, and others, as well as a recently completed Series C financing. In addition, Gameto has been selected for support from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) Sprint for Women’s Health, reflecting strong federal validation of the company’s scientific and translational strategy.
Read about us in: MIT Technology Review, The New Yorker, The Boston Globe, and Stat News.
Our Values and Commitment to Diversity
At Gameto, we foster an inclusive, mission-driven environment where kindness, collaboration, and authenticity are at the core of our work. We value diversity and are committed to creating an equitable workplace. xiphteb We do not discriminate based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
