Probably Genetic is #hiring Are you ready to make a meaningful impact in changing the lives of patients living with severe, complex diseases? We are a tight-knit group of hard-working, ambitious problem solvers united by a mission greater than ourselves. We're building an all-star team to bring our vision to life, and we want you to be a part of it! Check out our open roles and apply today. https://lnkd.in/gz9dffE4 #TechJobs #BiotechJobs #JoinUs #CareerOpportunity
Probably Genetic
Biotechnology Research
San Francisco, California 3,495 followers
Helping people with rare genetic diseases get answers.
About us
Probably Genetic helps undiagnosed rare disease patients find answers to their symptoms in a matter of weeks. There are over 400 million people worldwide that have a rare disease — more than cancer and HIV patients combined. Half of those patients are currently undiagnosed and half of them are children, and it takes 5-7 years on average for these patients to get a diagnosis. With our system, patients can get answers in a matter of weeks. Our online Symptom Checker identifies rare disease patients using state-of-the-art machine learning models, gets them tested through our direct-to-consumer genetic testing service, and helps connect these patients to potentially life-saving treatments and advocacy communities. We partner with drug developers to offer sponsored testing programs that allow patients to access genetic testing for little to no cost.
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http://www.probablygenetic.com
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- Industry
- Biotechnology Research
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Type
- Privately Held
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San Francisco, California 94107, US
Employees at Probably Genetic
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Alexander Straub
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Kathryn Clark
Seasoned administrative professional, your human Swiss Army knife! USMC Veteran, Advocate, Volunteer. Notary Public
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Caty Reid
Marketing Executive | Passionate about cutting-edge healthcare & wellness | Growth & demand gen | Builder and leader of high-performance teams |…
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Jose Miguel Salcido Aguilar
Fullstack Software Engineer @ Probably Genetic, also Leader, Barista, Roaster and Manager in my own venture.
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Our colleague Juliette Vandenbroucque will be attending BIO in San Diego from June 3-6! If you are interested in learning more about Probably Genetic’s patient intelligence platform that helps discover, analyze, and engage patients with rare, genetic, and complex diseases, respond in the comments or email Juliette at [email protected]. You can also schedule a meeting with her via the BIO Partnering app. Looking forward to seeing you there! #BIO2024
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Head of People and Talent at Probably Genetic | Non-Profit Board Member | Recruiting Tech Advisor | DEIB Advocate | Dog Dad | 🏳️🌈
Score the winning goal 🥅 and help accelerate answers for patients as our next Business Development Lead in Boston! We’re a lean team today at Probably Genetic, but watch out, because we are ready for the big leagues. 📈 Like that time a few weeks ago when we all got to take the ice after the Habs won a zinger of a game during our recent company offsite in Canada. (We apparently bring good luck!) 🏆 So if you have proven experience selling into Biopharma enterprise through various channels or verticals and happen to be in the greater #Boston area, show our posting below some love. Disclaimer: knowledge of ice hockey is not required, and, I can attest, can be taught on the job. 🏒 In addition to an inspiring mission, a product you can actually believe in and memorable team retreats…you’d get to work with a collaborative, dynamic team of strategists and value creators, all deeply motivated by our vision. Including Andrew Longenecker one the most approachable, bright and just down right kind leaders around. Don’t wait too long. Reach out and apply directly via the link in the comments.🤩 #businessdevelopment #healthtech #biotech #wehustle #wecreatemagic #thatPGlife Special s/o to Kathryn Clark our Workplace Manager who delivered this unforgettable moment last month. 💫
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Our Chief Business Officer, Andrew Longenecker will be attending the 2024 ASGCT in Baltimore next week! If you are interested in connecting with our team to learn more about Probably Genetic’s patient-finding technology respond in comments or email our team! [email protected] #ASGCT2024
ASGCT's 2024 Annual Meeting brings together esteemed speakers, industry leaders, and pioneering researchers from around the world to share and discuss emerging therapies in gene editing, cell therapy, immunotherapy, regenerative medicine, and beyond. Join us at #ASGCT2024 from May 7-11 in Baltimore, MD or virtually! #celltherapy #genetherapy #ASGCT
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Our colleagues Gisele Cazaudumec and Shekhar Kumar will be attending the 2024 RARE Drug Development Symposium in Philadelphia next week! If you are interested in connecting with our team to learn more about Probably Genetic’s patient-finding technology or how we partner with patient advocacy groups, respond in comments or email our team! [email protected] #RDDS
We're 1 week away from the 2024 RARE Drug Development Symposium! - Share this post if you'll be joining us in person in Philadelphia. - Comment below where you'll be watching the live stream from below if you're joining us online. It's not too late! Register for the virtual conference: https://lnkd.in/eT_ausDG #RDDS #RareDisease #CareAboutRare #LiveStream
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Will you be at WODC 2024 in Boston next week? If you are interested in connecting with our team to learn more about Probably Genetic’s patient-finding technology, respond in comments or email our team! [email protected]
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We're #hiring a new Full Stack Engineer in San Francisco, California. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Will you be at Pharma USA 2024 in Philadelphia this week? If you are interested in connecting with our team to learn more about Probably Genetic’s patient-finding technology, respond in comments or email [email protected]
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Probably Genetic reposted this
Thank you very much to the Osmosis.org from Elsevier team for inviting me to speak on Raise the Line! I had a fantastic time talking with Hillary Acer about the work we do at Probably Genetic. Take a look at the wonderful work Osmosis are doing for medical education. I'm a big fan. If you're a talented individual looking to do impactful work and enjoyed this podcast episode, join our team at Probably Genetic to work on #AI and #genetics! We're hiring in all departments. You can find the link to our job board in the comments.
As we’ve learned on previous episodes of Raise the Line, people dealing with rare diseases usually wait 4-7 years before receiving a diagnosis, during which time their condition can deteriorate significantly. Shortening this “diagnostic odyssey” is the mission of today’s guest, Lukas Lange, and in an interesting twist, he’s doing it by involving the patients themselves. The company he co-founded, Probably Genetic, has developed a system that starts with rare disease patients, or the parents of children with rare conditions, describing the symptoms involved on a website. “We run algorithms on that data in real time as you're on the website and if the algorithms think that this person might have a specific genetic disease, then we have a whole telemedicine system built in the background where we process that information and you get your test kit within about 48 hours of being on the website,” he explains to host Hillary Acer. Once the at-home test results are processed, a genetic counseling session is conducted via telemedicine. Tune in to find out why Lange believes having this knowledge is powerful for patients even if there may be no treatment available yet for their condition, and how it may be useful down the road with clinical trial recruitment, real world evidence tracking, and even early stage R&D for treatments. Mentioned in this episode: https://lnkd.in/gGnk4VJf Listen to today’s episode of Raise the Line: https://lnkd.in/gZfCj6Ea #raisetheline
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Probably Genetic reposted this
Thank you very much to the Osmosis.org from Elsevier team for inviting me to speak on Raise the Line! I had a fantastic time talking with Hillary Acer about the work we do at Probably Genetic. Take a look at the wonderful work Osmosis are doing for medical education. I'm a big fan. If you're a talented individual looking to do impactful work and enjoyed this podcast episode, join our team at Probably Genetic to work on #AI and #genetics! We're hiring in all departments. You can find the link to our job board in the comments.
As we’ve learned on previous episodes of Raise the Line, people dealing with rare diseases usually wait 4-7 years before receiving a diagnosis, during which time their condition can deteriorate significantly. Shortening this “diagnostic odyssey” is the mission of today’s guest, Lukas Lange, and in an interesting twist, he’s doing it by involving the patients themselves. The company he co-founded, Probably Genetic, has developed a system that starts with rare disease patients, or the parents of children with rare conditions, describing the symptoms involved on a website. “We run algorithms on that data in real time as you're on the website and if the algorithms think that this person might have a specific genetic disease, then we have a whole telemedicine system built in the background where we process that information and you get your test kit within about 48 hours of being on the website,” he explains to host Hillary Acer. Once the at-home test results are processed, a genetic counseling session is conducted via telemedicine. Tune in to find out why Lange believes having this knowledge is powerful for patients even if there may be no treatment available yet for their condition, and how it may be useful down the road with clinical trial recruitment, real world evidence tracking, and even early stage R&D for treatments. Mentioned in this episode: https://lnkd.in/gGnk4VJf Listen to today’s episode of Raise the Line: https://lnkd.in/gZfCj6Ea #raisetheline
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