AI-native platform unifying fragmented scientific data for biopharma R&D and manufacturing
TetraScience builds Tetra OS, a data and AI platform designed to consolidate siloed experimental data across discovery, development, and manufacturing workflows in biopharma. The tech stack reveals a mature data infrastructure play: Databricks, Snowflake, Delta Lake, Apache Spark, and AWS services form the backbone, with React and agentic AI layers on top. Active hiring (36 roles, accelerating) skews heavily toward senior and leadership-track positions across sales, engineering, and data, suggesting both product expansion and a sales-led push into enterprise biopharma organizations.
Notable leadership hires: Chief of Staff, Delivery Director
TetraScience is a Boston-based data and AI platform company founded in 2019, now 201–500 employees. The core product, Tetra OS, integrates three capabilities: a Scientific Data Foundry for data ingestion and governance, a Use Case Factory for workflow automation, and Tetra AI for agentic guidance and cross-domain insights. The platform targets biopharma R&D and manufacturing teams struggling with fragmented instrument data, siloed information systems, and manual decision-making. Engineering effort is concentrated on data schema and parser development, lakehouse architecture, and instrument connectivity—addressing the operational pain of consolidating heterogeneous lab and manufacturing data sources.
Databricks, Python, Snowflake, Delta Lake, Apache Spark, AWS (Lambda, Step Functions, Glue, RDS, DynamoDB, SQS), React, NVIDIA, and Apache Airflow. Infrastructure runs on AWS with IAM, KMS, GuardDuils, CloudTrail, and WAF for security.
Headquartered in Boston, MA. Currently hiring across the United States, Japan, and Switzerland.
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