Bridging the gap between curiosity and careers in biotech
For anyone who's curious about biotech but doesn't know what it actually is, which jobs exist, or whether they belong in the field.
What people ask me on Instagram
What is biotech?
How do I get in?
Do I need a PhD?
Where to start
Everything on BioBridge is free. Pick the question you have right now.
- What is biotech? What biotechnology actually is, explained through real examples from medicine, agriculture, and the environment.
- Careers Seven paths into the field, from lab research to regulatory policy, with realistic entry points for each.
- The Learning Lab Newsletters, podcasts, YouTube channels, courses, and books, picked for people who are new to the field.
- FAQ Straight answers to common questions, like whether you need a science degree or have to live in a biotech hub.
Why I started BioBridge
BS/MS Biotechnology
I was certain I would become a doctor. But the closer I got to a future in clinical work, the more I questioned whether it was right for me. A combined BS/MS in biotechnology showed me how big the field actually is: not just lab work, but business strategy, regulatory policy, manufacturing operations, and more.
When I started sharing what I was learning on social media, the same questions kept coming in. BioBridge is the resource I wish had existed when I was trying to figure it out.
The guide
The Biotech Blueprint
Real materials, annotated line by line: a resume that landed a pharma internship, cold emails that got replies, real interview questions, and a roadmap for switching into biotech.