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American Gene Technologies™ utilizes lentivirus vector technology for genetic therapy of diseases due to mutation, infection or malignancy. Our robust programs features strong collaboration with academic scientists and a commitment to clinical product development.  

They seek individuals who have a desire to participate in the rapidly growing areas of solving human diseases through genetic therapy, and who want to propel American Gene Technologies to the forefront of this field.

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If We Can Dream It, We Can Do It

Why you should join the AGT team.

When you are looking for a company that’s taking on an important mission at scale, it’s hard to think of one more impactful than American Gene Technologies (AGT). That’s because AGT is leveraging the power of gene and cell therapy to reduce human suffering and extend quality of life for individuals with serious diseases. AGT is developing and commercializing genetic medicines targeting major diseases, including HIV/AIDS, Phenylketonuria (PKU) and Hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer, or HCC). The company’s drug candidates have achieved initial proof of concept in preclinical studies and have potential to deliver cost-effective therapies that are better targeted and more potent with fewer side effects. While AGT’s gene therapies will treat symptomatic diseases, the medicines are intended to provide durable cures that extend the length and improve the quality of patients’ lives.

 

But it’s not just what the people at AGT are solving, it’s how they’re doing it. The AGT team is creating solutions for patients across a spectrum of infectious diseases, cancers, and autosomal disorders in collaboration with leading medical researchers from around the globe. AGT partners with pharmaceutical and biotech firms on indication and platform-specific opportunities to enhance their proprietary platform to expedite drug development.

 

AGT is in the process of finding people who are passionate about this mission and who remain focused on the goal throughout the drug development journey. These characteristics are critical to success and minimize delays in getting effective therapies to patients. Think about becoming part of a team that works to positively change lives and end suffering from human diseases.

Why AGT is the best place to work.

Everyone is a true scientist at heart, no matter their department

"Our company is filled with people from various backgrounds, and one thing I definitely appreciate at AGT is having people who are open minded, who are self driven and are true scientists at heart regardless of whether they work in HR, Legal or in the science department.”
 
Emily Fledderman
Current AGT Employee

When you hire the best you hire from all around the world

We always say, ‘when you hire the best you hire from all around the world.’ We’re in Rockville, Maryland, and close to Washington DC with its international community; we’re also in an area with a high concentration of PhDs. Though these scientists are from different backgrounds, everyone is united in the mission and passion to find the next great thing to update the human body.”
Luke Williams
Sales & Marketing Lead

It's very friendly, and you can approach anyone and everyone

"I love it here - it’s very friendly, it’s very amendable, and you can approach anyone and everyone. The culture here is suited for your growth, promotion and your overall career. If I have a question for the CEO I can go directly to him. I also work closely with the CSO so I’m learning from every aspect of science."
 
Anshika Jain
Current AGT Emplyee

The mission at American Gene Technologies is to leverage the power of gene and cell therapy to reduce human suffering or early death from serious human diseases.

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AGT's Rockville, MD Location​

9713 Key West Ave., 5th floor, Rockville, MD 20850

Size: 1 – 50 Employees
Stage: Clinical