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Dna2.0 average salary is $62,302, median salary is $65,000 with a salary range from $55,000 to $65,944.
Dna2.0 salaries are collected from government agencies and companies. Each salary is associated with a real job position. Dna2.0 salary statistics is not exclusive and is for reference only. They are presented "as is" and updated regularly.
Low
55,000
Average
62,302
Median
65,000
High
65,944
Total 5 Dna2.0 Salaries. Sorted by Date, page 1
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Job Title Salaries City Year More info
Business Analyst 65,564-65,564 Melbourne, FL, 32901 2018 Dna2.0 Business Analyst Salaries (1)
Dna2.0 Melbourne, FL Salaries
Project Manager 65,944-65,944 Melbourne, FL, 32901 2017 Dna2.0 Project Manager Salaries (1)
Dna2.0 Melbourne, FL Salaries
Systems Analyst 60,000-60,000 Melbourne, FL, 32901 2015 Dna2.0 Systems Analyst Salaries (1)
Dna2.0 Melbourne, FL Salaries
Associate Project Manager 55,000-55,000 Melbourne, FL, 32901 2014 Dna2.0 Associate Project Manager Salaries (1)
Dna2.0 Melbourne, FL Salaries
Software Developers, Applications 65,000-65,000 Melbourne, FL, 32901 2013 Dna2.0 Software Developers, Applications Salaries (1)
Dna2.0 Melbourne, FL Salaries
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  • DNA 2.0
  • Industry: Biotech/Healthcare
  • City: Menlo Park, CA
  • DNA 2.0 was founded in early 2003 to exploit the synergy between a highly efficient gene synthesis process and new protein optimization technologies. The massive amounts of publically available genomic information can be condensed using our DeNovo Genes algorithm into mathematical rules on how proteins function. These rules are subsequently converted into physical entities using our efficient DNA-2-Go process.