Scientific Communications Specialist
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - 3Brain in Italia
3Brain is a Swiss deep tech company working on cell-electronic interfaces that link biological networks to computers via custom-made semiconductor microchips. Our mission is to empower life scientists to probe intelligent networks, accelerate biomedical discoveries for the agevolazioni of patients, and create a future more exciting than the present. Our interdisciplinary team of scientists and engineers are constantly pushing the boundaries of engineering for life's complexities. We are ambitious, fast-growing and love to explore. The company's cutting-edge products are used in laboratories and pharma companies worldwide. 3Brain is headquartered in Switzerland nearby Zurich, has a Discovery Unit and production site in Genova, Italy, and an operational unit in the US.
Tasks
3Brain is looking for a full-time Scientific Communications Specialist to join its Italian office. In this role, you will work within the marketing department in close collaboration with the Field Application Scientist team and play a key role in communicating the science behind 3Brain's technology.
By following experimental and scientific activities at 3Brain and with its partners, and by translating them into clear written content, marketing materials, talks, and seminars, you will help position our products and research as leaders in the industry.
Main responsibilities
Translate complex scientific information into clear, accurate, and engaging communication for technical and non-technical audiences.
Collaborate with researchers, application scientists, and marketing colleagues to ensure that external communications accurately represent 3Brain's technology, applications, and scientific value.
Craft scientifically accurate and engaging content for various channels, including social media, press releases, website, blogs and marketing materials.
Represent 3Brain at conferences, congresses, trade shows, customer visits, and scientific events through oral presentations, poster presentations, and scientifi