Immunera builds blood tests powered by machine learning to help patients with autoimmune disease.

Your body records a huge amount of data about what’s making you sick. At Immunera, we use gene sequencing and language models to read that information.

We’re turning this technology into blood tests to help doctors make more informed decisions for patients with autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, and multiple sclerosis.

Our team of biologists and machine learning scientists developed the core technology through years of research at Stanford, dating back to 2009. Our work has been published in Science, covered by The New York Times and STAT News, and reviewed by Eric Topol.

We’re working to bring our first tests into the clinic now. Join our team →

Founders

Maxim Zaslavsky, PhD CEO · Builds ML-powered medical devices Scott Boyd, MD PhD Professor, Stanford · Developed immune receptor sequencing at scale Anshul Kundaje, PhD Professor, Stanford · Established deep learning as a core tool for genomics

We're hiring

Principal Machine Learning Engineer

Shape the models and infrastructure that power our blood tests. Work with massive biological datasets and apply LLMs to gene sequencing data.

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Contact

Interested in what we're building? [email protected]