Scientific Freedom and Collaboration in a Respectful, Inclusive Culture

Bridging Scientific Curiosity with Real-World Purpose

Niloofar joined SNIPR Biome after completing her PhD in precision medicine, where she focused on antibiotics targeting specific bacteria, followed by a postdoc working on pathogens in the gastrointestinal tract. “I wanted to move closer to solving real-world problems — not just stay in research.”

Her transition from academia to industry has been smooth and inspiring. “SNIPR is a hybrid between academia and industry. You are always free to think, free to design, and apply your scientific thinking while keeping the patients and real-world impact in focus”

A Dynamic Role at the Heart of Collaboration

As a senior scientist in the preclinical team, Niloofar develops high-throughput assays that support multiple departments. “My role sits between teams — I learn from others and design assays to test what they develop. It’s a constant exchange of knowledge.”

She thrives in the dynamic rhythm of her work. “No two days are the same. You plan, run assays, analyze data — and each step brings something new and exciting.”

Teamwork is central to her motivation. “A well-matched team can achieve far more than individuals alone. In our group, we support each other scientifically and practically — and that elevates everything.”

Respect, Flexibility, and Open Communication

Niloofar values SNIPR’s inclusive and respectful culture. “It’s truly international. People from all over the world work together, and SNIPR works actively with inclusion respecting the diversity.”

She appreciates the flexible working hours and the open-door approach to leadership. “You can speak directly with management. Everyone is approachable, and problems can be raised freely.”

What motivates her most is the freedom to think and create. “If I have an idea, no one says no. That freedom — to explore, to innovate — keeps me excited and helps me grow as both a scientist and a person.”

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SNIPR is a hybrid between academia and industry. You are always free to think, free to design, and apply your scientific thinking while keeping the patients and real-world impact in focus”