Veracyte

Biotech & Pharma

Veracyte is a global diagnostics company that empowers clinicians with the high-value insights they need to guide and assure patients at pivotal moments in the race to diagnose and treat cancer. Our growing menu of diagnostic tests answers important clinical questions to help patients avoid risky, costly procedures and interventions, and accelerate time to appropriate treatment.

Founded
2008
Company size
201-500
Headquarters
California, US
Funding
Post Ipo Equity

Hiring activity

Open roles
7
Posted in the last 30 days
9
Most common roles
Customer Support RepresentativeCustomer Operations ManagerProduct Manager

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What Veracyte says about its culture

Achievement — work you can point at and feel proud ofwork you can point at and feel proud ofAchievementIndependence — room to make your own decisionsroom to make your own decisionsIndependenceRecognition — getting somewhere, and being recognized for itgetting somewhere, and being recognized for itRecognitionRelationships — colleagues you get on with, and work that helps peoplecolleagues you get on with, and work that helps peopleRelationshipsSupport — managers who back their people upmanagers who back their people upSupportWorking conditions — steady, well-run conditions you can rely onsteady, well-run conditions you can rely onWorkingconditions

What Veracyte says it offers, drawn from its own website.

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  • Pursue bold ideas & push forward

    “We pursue bold ideas, embrace complexity, and keep pushing forward.”Source
  • Act with urgency & excellence

    “We act with urgency, deliver with excellence, and always find a way.”Source
  • Empathy & teamwork

    “We engage with empathy, align around what’s best for Veracyte, and celebrate as one team.”Source
  • Integrity, kindness & respect

    “We show up with integrity, kindness, and respect for one another.”Source

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Latest openings

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