Science Community Lead
BIO · Remote
MeritLog read this listing from BIO's Ashby job board and last checked it on September 9, 2026.
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Job details
- Work model
- Remote
- Salary
- Not listed by source
- Location
- Remote
Hiring context
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What the role asks for
What you'd do
- Build and manage our Discord communities - creating channels, setting up bots, designing onboarding flows, and keeping conversations active
- Host community events like AMAs, journal clubs, voice chats, and Twitter/X Spaces
- Create programming that keeps members engaged and coming back - whether that's highlighting member research, running workshops, or sparking discussions around hot topics
- Connect people - identify emerging voices, facilitate introductions, and help members find collaborators
- Moderate discussions and maintain a welcoming, inclusive environment
- Track community health metrics and experiment with new formats to drive engagement
What they're asking for
- You have a Bachelor's or Master's in biology, biochemistry, biotech, or a related fieldEducation
- You're Discord-native - you've spent real time in communities, understand the culture, and ideally have moderated a server beforeSkillPreferred
- You're probably already active in online science communities (Twitter/X, Reddit, Discord, etc.) and genuinely enjoy connecting with peopleSkill
- You have strong writing skills - warm, accessible, and human (not corporate)Skill
- You're comfortable hopping on voice chats and hosting live eventsSkill
- You take initiative and aren't afraid to try things that might not workSkill
- You're organized enough to keep multiple channels, events, and initiatives running smoothlySkill
- Experience with Discord bots (MEE6, Carl-bot, or custom)SkillPreferred
- You run a science meme account, podcast, newsletter, or have built an online followingSkillPreferred
- Familiarity with the biotech/life sciences landscape - who the players are, what people care aboutSkillPreferred
- Experience organizing in-person or virtual eventsSkillPreferred
Parsed by MeritLog from the employer’s own posting. The full description follows below.
Job description
Bio is a decentralized science protocol that helps launch and grow AI-driven biotech research. It enables scientists to raise funds, create value from their work, and distribute that value directly to their communities. Since 2023, Bio has directed over $50m to global researchers, offering an alternative to traditional pharma funding. Backed by investors like Binance Labs, Northpond Ventures, and Animoca Brands, Bio accelerates real-world therapeutics across longevity, brain health, fertility, psychedelic science, and more. ABOUT THE ROLE We're looking for a Science Community Lead to build and nurture our community of scientists, researchers, and biotech enthusiasts. You'll be the connective tissue between our organization and the broader life sciences world - creating spaces where people want to hang out, learn, and collaborate. This is a role perfect for someone who's passionate about science but wants to build community rather than spend their days at the bench. You'll own our Discord communities and be responsible for making them vibrant, welcoming, and genuinely useful to members. WHAT YOU'LL DO - Build and manage our Discord communities - creating channels, setting up bots, designing onboarding flows, and keeping conversations active - Host community events like AMAs, journal clubs, voice chats, and Twitter/X Spaces - Create programming that keeps members engaged and coming back - whether that's highlighting member research, running workshops, or sparking discussions around hot topics - Connect people - identify emerging voices, facilitate introductions, and help members find collaborators - Moderate discussions and maintain a welcoming, inclusive environment - Track community health metrics and experiment with new formats to drive engagement WHO YOU ARE - You have a Bachelor's or Master's in biology, biochemistry, biotech, or a related field - You're Discord-native - you've spent real time in communities, understand the culture, and ideally have moderated a server before - You're probably already active in online science communities (Twitter/X, Reddit, Discord, etc.) and genuinely enjoy connecting with people - You have strong writing skills - warm, accessible, and human (not corporate) - You're comfortable hopping on voice chats and hosting live events - You take initiative and aren't afraid to try things that might not work - You're organized enough to keep multiple channels, events, and initiatives running smoothly BONUS POINTS - Experience with Discord bots (MEE6, Carl-bot, or custom) - You run a science meme account, podcast, newsletter, or have built an online following - Familiarity with the biotech/life sciences landscape - who the players are, what people care about - Experience organizing in-person or virtual events WHY JOIN US - Fully remote - work from anywhere - Be at the center of a growing community of scientists and builders - Shape the role and make it your own - Competitive compensation