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Culture at Metabolon

Step into our world, where we offer a glimpse into the heart of Metabolon. Experience how our culture nurtures creativity, supports growth, and fosters an environment where every individual’s unique contribution is valued and celebrated.

Kim Swift – Passion

Dive into Kim Swift’s world in this captivating video as she shares her thoughts on her role and why she is so passionate about working for Metabolon. With infectious enthusiasm, Kim explains how supporting clients and their research not only fuels innovation but also encourages continuous learning and growth.

Annie Evans – Purpose

In this inspiring video, Annie Evans takes us on a journey through her career, highlighting how a strong sense of purpose has driven her every step of the way. Through her experiences, she shows us the transformative power of aligning our work with our values, and how this connection can lead to both personal fulfillment and meaningful contributions to the world.

Josh Wilson – Performance

Join Josh Wilson in this insightful video as he delves into the realm of performance and career excellence. Drawing from his own professional journey, Josh emphasizes how a dedication to performance not only yields tangible results but also fosters a sense of accomplishment.

Our Values

Our team has a shared commitment to being the best at what we do and to make a positive impact. These are the characteristics of our values that are central to how we show up each day:

Purpose

We do what it takes every day to enable scientific discoveries that make a difference to support human health and the life sciences.

Performance

We are committed to hard work and success through collaboration at every level.

Passion

Our shared devotion to making a difference unites the contributions of every individual.
Values

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Our Benefits

Feel Good

  • Robust benefits, including medical plan options (PPO and HDHP), dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, life and disability benefits plus a partial deductible reimbursement.
  • Company HSA contribution
  • RTP “home office” site amenities such as subsidized snack station, gym, workout classes, beautiful walking paths, on-site car detailing, and food trucks
  • Fun at work such as company social events and team-building activities

Invest in you

  • Competitive total rewards and compensation
  • Onboarding and integration support
  • Retirement plans and company match
  • Career development via our customized Grow@Metabolon program to provide transparent career tracks across the organization and enable career growth across both technical and managerial paths.
  • Training workshops
  • Mentoring

Live your life

  • Robust PTO program*
  • A hybrid work environment
  • Paid parental leave

AT METABOLON, WE ARE COMMITTED TO:

Belonging

  • Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
  • Mentorship
  • Onboarding and Integration

Internal Community

  • Company Events
  • Holiday Events
  • Shoutouts and Internal Recognition
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Wellbeing

  • Wellness Challenges
  • Physical and Mental Wellness Initiatives

External Community

  • Philanthropy and Volunteering Events
  • Patient Focus
  • School and University Engagement

Work at Metabolon

Our team has a shared commitment to being the best at what we do and to make a positive impact. These are the characteristics of our values that are central to how we show up each day:

“I joined the Culture@Metabolon committee and find the purpose very meaningful to create a sense of community within our hybrid/remote work environment.”

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Interested in a Sales Career at Metabolon?

REMOTE – HYBRID – ONSITE

Learn more about what a career in sales at Metabolon looks like, and check out all of our open remote, hybrid, and onsite positions!

Metabolon recognized as a Great Place To Work 2023-2024

Metabolon Named a Great Place To Work® for 2023-2024

At Metabolon, we believe in a supportive workplace that values and invests in our associates. Our employees believe in our technology and mission to provide metabolomics solutions that advance a wide variety of applications. We are proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work® for 2023-2024 achieving an 83% rating from employees which is 26% higher than the US-based average.

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Metabolon is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status or any other protected status prohibited under Federal, State or local laws. All employment decisions are based on valid job related requirements.

If you are a qualified individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and are unable or limited in your ability to use or access our website, you may request a reasonable accommodation to express interest in a specific opening. You can request accommodation by sending an email to HR@metabolon.com.

Please be aware that unauthorized parties may attempt to use the Metabolon name and logo, as well as the names of Metabolon employees, in emails and on websites to solicit up-front fees or to gather personal information from interested parties. Learn more about these recruiting scams.

*Certain rules and applications apply depending on non-exempt and international employees.

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