Bio & Health Tech

Biology has become a data-intensive discipline. Sequencing costs keep falling, lab automation enables thousands of experiments per week, and AI protein-structure tools recognized by the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry are now routine in drug discovery. That creates demand for engineers who can build reliable pipelines, lab software, and regulated medical devices.

Wearables and connected medical devices are growing quickly, but they operate under strict regulation such as FDA software guidance and the EU Medical Device Regulation. Engineers who understand documentation, validation, and data privacy are scarce and well-rewarded.