Biosample Research Associate

About Our Company

Universal DX, Inc. is an international Company with a highly experienced team focused on cracking cancer’s code. Through our multi-omics and bioinformatics models, we have figured out how to read the disease’s signals in blood with high accuracy to detect cancer in its earliest stages. Starting with a colorectal cancer screening liquid biopsy test, we are building a multi‑cancer platform that can identify the unique DNA regions associated with different types of cancers.

Universal DX is seeking a Biosample Research Associate to join our growing Product Development team. This role will help manage the clinical biosample and derivative sample needs that support Signal‑C development, including model training, assay development, analytical validation, and clinical validation readiness. The Biosample Research Associate will be responsible for coordinating sample selection, reservation, inventory tracking, use allocation, vendor sample procurement, and sample governance workflows so that high‑value plasma and cfDNA samples are used intentionally, traceably, and in alignment with study needs.

This is an individual contributor role intended for a highly organized candidate with biospecimen operations, sample inventory, data tracking, and vendor coordination experience.

You will be part of a team that is passionate about developing novel diagnostic tests for the early detection of cancers. As part of the team, you will be in a Company that aims more than to become one of the leaders in the industry. We want to have a huge positive impact on society by achieving the ambitious purpose of “making cancer a curable disease by detecting it earlier”.

• Manage plasma, cfDNA, and related derivative sample needs for Product Development, including samples used for model training, assay development, analytical validation, and clinical validation support.
• Use UDx sample selection and inventory tools to identify, reserve, track, and request appropriate clinical trial samples; maintain trackers for sample category, clinical annotations, volume, processing status, intended use, study assignment, and disposition.
• Partner with R&D, Assay Development, Clinical Operations, Lab Operations, Bio