Flow Cytometry Systems Engineer at Nomic Foundation

About Us Nomic was founded to make biology easier to measure—and to enable scientists to extend lives by making proteomics accessible, scalable, and routine. Our story began at McGill University, where our co-founders and early team developed breakthrough technology that would change the way proteins are measured. Today, Nomic is powered by our proprietary nELISA® platform—an end-to-end technology that delivers high-throughput, quantitative, and affordable protein data at unprecedented scale. With the launch of Omni 1000, we are making the $50 proteome a reality, breaking down barriers that have limited the field for decades. For the first time, large-scale, quantitative proteomics is accessible to any scientist, supporting everything from drug discovery and translational research to AI-enabled therapeutic development. Since our launch, we’ve partnered with leaders in pharma, biotech, and academia—including GlaxoSmithKline and the Broad Institute—and have profiled more than 500,000 samples across diverse applications. Our growth is fueled by over $60 million in investment from top-tier backers, including our recent $42 million Series B. Nomic is headquartered in Montreal, Canada with a satellite research lab in Boston, Massachusetts. We’re building a team of world-changers—scientists, engineers, and problem-solvers who believe that accessible proteomics can help shape the future of medicine. Flow cytometry is a core part of how our platform operates, and as we scale our internal operations and customer deployments, we need deeper in-house expertise in cytometer performance, maintenance, troubleshooting, and integration. If you want your work to have real impact, we’d love to meet you. About the Role As our Flow Cytometry Systems Engineer , you will be Nomic’s internal subject-matter expert for the commercial flow cytometers used across our operations, development, and customer deployment workflows. This role is similar to an internal Field Applications Scientist / Field Applications Engineer for flow cytometry. You will support our internal teams in the use, maintenance, troubleshooting, and improvement of cytometers for nELISA readout, while also helping our customers to successfully run Nomic kits on-site using their own instruments. You will sit at the intersection of operations, R&D, engineering, product, customer deployment, and technical support. Your work will help ensure that our cytometry workflows are robust, reproducible, well-documented, and scalable across both internal and customer environments. What You’ll Be Doing Cytometry Workflow Improvement Evaluate cytometer-related sources of variability and help implement improvements to reduce failure modes in internal and customer workflows. Work with internal teams and external vendors to resolve recurring instrument or workflow issues. Help establish platform-level knowledge around cytometer fluidics, optics, lasers, detectors, compensation, gating, controls, bead-based assays, and