Company profile

Kuros Biosciences Tech Stack

Orthobiologics company developing MagnetOs bone graft technology for spine and orthopedics

Medical Equipment Manufacturing Alpharetta, Georgia 51–200 employees Public Company

Kuros Biosciences develops bone graft biologics for spine, orthopedic, neurosurgery and foot & ankle procedures, with US operations run from Alpharetta, Georgia. Its stack pairs Veeva and HubSpot on the commercial side with a heavy integration and automation layer (Boomi, Workato, SnapLogic, UiPath, Power Automate) spanning SAP, NetSuite and Dynamics 365. Accelerating US hiring tilts toward regulatory, clinical and HR build-out, including a new Total Rewards Director.

Tech Stack 24 technologies

Core StackDynamics 365 SAP Oracle NetSuite Power BI Tableau HubSpot WordPress Canva Workato Informatica Power Automate Java .NET C# Python Microsoft Dynamics 365 Veeva Highspot Azure Logic Apps Boomi SnapLogic UiPath Automation Anywhere

What Kuros Biosciences Is BuildingChallenges and projects from their job posts

◆Challenges

Managing complex domestic and international regulatory submissions
Generating clinical evidence to support products
Improving supply chain coordination
Cutting costs and reducing production waste
Navigating business unit restructures
Managing a complex product portfolio

▲Active Projects

Global registration strategy and new product filings
Post-market follow-up and real-world evidence programs
Clinical development strategy
HR technology optimization and dashboard analytics
Compensation program development
Site operations optimization

Hiring Activity

Accelerating10 roles · 7 in 30d

Department

Healthcare

Ops

Engineering

Logistics

Marketing

Regulatory

Sales

Seniority

Senior

Mid

Manager

C-Level

Notable leadership hires: Total Rewards Director

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About Kuros Biosciences

Kuros Biosciences is a publicly listed biotech company focused on orthobiologics, with its flagship MagnetOs bone graft aimed at improving bone healing. Its products serve surgeons in spine surgery, orthopedics, neurosurgery and foot & ankle care. The company is Swiss-headquartered and traded on the SIX Swiss Exchange, with operations in the Netherlands and the United States, where it is based in Alpharetta, Georgia. It employs 51–200 people and reports a commercial and research presence across more than 20 markets, backed by a sizable orthobiologics patent portfolio and clinical trial program.

HeadquartersAlpharetta, Georgia

Company Size51–200 employees

Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What tech stack does Kuros Biosciences use?

Kuros runs ERP and finance on SAP, NetSuite, Oracle and Dynamics 365, uses Veeva, HubSpot and Highspot commercially, Power BI and Tableau for analytics, and Boomi, Workato and UiPath for integration and automation.

Is Kuros Biosciences hiring?

Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States across healthcare, HR, operations, regulatory, engineering, logistics, marketing and sales, with senior and leadership roles such as a Total Rewards Director.

What is Kuros Biosciences working on?

Current initiatives include post-market clinical follow-up, real-world evidence generation, global registration strategy, regulatory filings for new products, and a compensation program and HR technology overhaul.

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