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Stellaromics

3D spatial multi-omics tissue analysis platform

Field Service Engineer

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/24/2026
No salary listed
Senior
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Boston, MA, USA
In PersonField-based role; travel expected up to 80%, including travel to Canada and Europe. Territory noted as west coast.
Field ServiceEquipment Field Service

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, science, or a related field is required.
  • At least five years of experience supporting capital equipment in research or clinical fields is required.
  • Experience aligning and troubleshooting microscopes, automated fluidics, robotics, or related scientific instruments is required.
  • Strong knowledge of the Windows operating system and Microsoft Office is required.
  • Strong electromechanical skills are required.
  • The candidate must be comfortable speaking to a group in a training setting.
  • The candidate must be able to travel to Canada and Europe.
Responsibilities
  • Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve complex instrument issues to minimize downtime and improve system reliability.
  • Contribute to field-service processes and procedures for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining instruments, using good documentation practices.
  • Maintain accurate records of field-service activities, customer communications, and equipment maintenance to support expected targets.
  • Identify opportunities for service contract renewals, instrument sales, or upgrades and communicate them to the appropriate Area Sales Manager.
  • Communicate regularly with customers and internal partners to resolve support tickets and field dispatches and maintain customer satisfaction and instrument reliability.
  • Work with R&D to test new hardware and software designs that improve reliability and performance.
  • Provide feedback and design suggestions for product improvement.
  • Install, calibrate, maintain, and repair instruments at customer sites and internal locations in a high-quality and timely manner.
  • Manage service calls and associated travel for the west coast territory.
  • Stay current on advancements in instrument service and support to identify opportunities for innovation and improvement.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with HubSpot CRM and TeamViewer is preferred.

About the company

Stellaromics provides tools for 3D tissue analysis by reading multiple molecular layers at once. Its Pyxa platform enables three-dimensional spatial multi-omics to map gene expression across tissues. A core component, STARmap, measures thousands of genes in a tissue sample to reveal cellular function and organization in 3D. The company sells the Pyxa platform and services to research institutions and pharma collaborators to advance neuroscience and cancer research.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$105M

Headquarters

Natick, Massachusetts

Founded

2022

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Commercial placements at Mount Sinai, CNAG, Karolinska, and Stanford validate demand.
  • Leadership hires Veronica Mankinen and John Leamon strengthened sales and product execution in May 2026.
  • RIBOmap and protein co-detection launches in late 2026 expand wallet share beyond RNA.

What critics are saying

  • 10x Genomics, Bruker, and Vizgen crowd out Pyxa with larger commercial footprints.
  • Pyxa still sells through limited Early Access, delaying broad revenue conversion in 2026.
  • If instruments lag reagent pull-through, capital equipment weakness can choke the company by 2027.

What makes Stellaromics unique

  • Pyxa launched February 19, 2026 as first commercial true 3D spatial multi-omics platform.
  • Pyxa images intact tissue up to 100 micrometers, preserving architecture lost in 2D methods.
  • Stellaromics' STARmap lineage and Stanford-MIT roots give it deep technical credibility.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

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1 year growth

-1%

2 year growth

9%
Yahoo Finance
Sep 15th, 2026
Stellaromics' Pyxa platform installed at Mount Sinai, CNAG, Karolinska and Stanford for 3D spatial multi-omics research

Stellaromics has installed its Pyxa platform at four leading research institutions: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, CNAG in Barcelona, Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, and Stanford University. These mark the first commercial placements following the platform's launch at the AGBT meeting in February 2026. Pyxa is the first solution for true 3D spatial multi-omics in intact tissue. It captures subcellular detail for hundreds of molecular targets simultaneously in tissue sections up to 100 micrometres thick, revealing tissue architecture and cell interactions lost in conventional 2D approaches. The institutions will apply the technology across neuroscience, immunology, oncology, and tissue atlas research. The placements represent Stellaromics' transition from early access to global commercial availability.

PR Newswire
May 13th, 2026
Stellaromics appoints two senior VPs as it launches Pyxa 3D spatial multi-omics platform

Stellaromics, a 3D spatial multi-omics company, has appointed Veronica Mankinen as Senior Vice President of Global Commercial Operations and John Leamon as Senior Vice President of Product Development. The appointments support the commercial launch of the company's Pyxa platform, described as the industry's first solution for true 3D spatial analysis in intact tissue. Mankinen brings over 20 years of commercial leadership experience, most recently serving as Commercial General Manager, Americas at Abcam. She will oversee global commercial strategy, including sales, marketing and support teams. Leamon has extensive experience bringing genomic platforms to market, previously holding senior roles at Meso Scale Diagnostics, Qiagen, IsoPlexis and Quantum-Si. He will lead product development and manufacturing scale-up for Pyxa products and assays.

PR Newswire
Feb 19th, 2026
Stellaromics launches Pyxa, first commercial platform for 3D spatial multi-omics in intact tissue

Stellaromics has launched Pyxa, the first commercial platform delivering multiplexed 3D spatial transcriptomics in intact tissue up to 100 micrometres thick. The platform marks a shift from traditional 2D thin-section analysis to true 3D analysis preserving native tissue organisation. Pyxa is available through a limited Early Access Programme, following a beta programme at three institutions since late 2025, including University of Glasgow, UC Irvine, and Emory University. The platform captures subcellular detail for hundreds of molecular targets simultaneously, enabling researchers to resolve complex 3D tissue organisation and characterise cell-cell interactions across multiple layers. Spun out from Stanford University and MIT laboratories, Boston-based Stellaromics will formally debut the programme at the AGBT meeting in Orlando.

PR Newswire
Feb 10th, 2026
Stellaromics adds industry veterans to board to scale Pyxa spatial biology platform

Stellaromics, a Boston-based spatial multi-omics company, has appointed Stacie Weninger and Steve McPhail to its board of directors as it scales its Pyxa spatial platform. Weninger, a venture partner at F-Prime with over 20 years' experience in neuroscience companies, brings expertise in bridging academic discovery and clinical application. McPhail offers three decades of executive leadership in genomics and diagnostics, having served as CEO of Expression Analysis for 15 years and most recently as chief commercial officer at Fluidigm. The appointments aim to support Stellaromics' expansion in the life sciences sector as it develops high-resolution 3D spatial multi-omics technology for researchers and drug developers worldwide.

PR Newswire
Jan 28th, 2026
Stellaromics installs Pyxa 3D spatial transcriptomics system at Emory for brain disease research

Stellaromics has installed its Pyxa 3D spatial multi-omics system at Emory University School of Medicine, marking the third beta program site following deployments at the University of Glasgow and UC Irvine. The system will be used in Dr Hailing Shi's laboratory to research RNA regulation in the brain and neurodegenerative diseases. Dr Shi, assistant professor in Emory's Department of Human Genetics, will use Pyxa to study the spatial organisation of the central nervous system at cellular and subcellular resolution. The system delivers high-resolution, multiplexed 3D spatial transcriptomics in tissue sections up to 100 micrometres thick, capturing subcellular detail for hundreds of molecular targets simultaneously. Boston-based Stellaromics is advancing 3D spatial multi-omics technology to enable breakthroughs in human health research.