Find who hires near you
Startups, Indian pharma and global capability centres, placed on the map at their real addresses.
See who hires near you, open roles you would never have found on a job board, and check which of them your resume already qualifies you for.
πFree for the first 1,000 members.
Who is hiring in Indian life science, on one map.

Startups, Indian pharma and global capability centres, placed on the map at their real addresses.
Openings are read from the employers' own job boards, so you see what they actually posted.
Your resume is read in your browser and matched to live roles by skills.
Make a profile once. Biopin keeps the map, the live roles and your shortlist in one place.
The first 1,000 members get everything free. Sign in to see every employer and every role, and to check your resume against them.

Built by Bversity for students and early-career scientists across India.
Every role shows its level, city and function before you click, so you can tell an internship from a seven-year post at a glance.
Employers already on the map
Save employers. Mark where you have applied. Stop keeping the list in your head or across five browser tabs.
Founders, funding, what the site actually does, and where it sits. The things you would spend an evening piecing together, on one card.
Type, category and city today. Work mode, level and function as we add live roles. Granular enough that the list stops feeling like a list.
Most students can name ten companies. The map has a lot more than ten, and they are closer than you think.
Biopin is a Bversity project. The map, the employer cards and the tracker are built so a bioscience student can see the whole city of employers instead of the handful they have heard of. What students say about it will appear here, in their own words, once the first cohort has used it.
Your free account
Choose the cities you would move to and the kind of work you want, from wet lab to clinical data to bioinformatics. When a company you saved posts a role that matches, we will let you know. We only write to you if you ask us to.