Solugenix Careers

To achieve optimal organizational efficiency, we focus on rewards and recognition based on merit, not politics. This produces a strong sense of achievement and team bonding.

Internally, we give proper diligence to every task and interaction. It’s what we expect of ourselves. The result is an opportunity to work with the most current technologies in a friendly and professional environment.

Solugenix strives to make the workplace an engaging place to be with team building activities, benefits, career advancement opportunities, and a work-life balance. The company is committed to instilling a culture that fosters diversity and respectful, open dialogue that reinforces an environment of growth — for employees and for the business.

We have been developing life-changing technology solutions since 1969 — we’ve weathered economic downturns and survived through the decades.

Each year we host the Arizona Science Bowl

Women In Technology International (WITI) Participants

Volunteers at the Orange County Animal Shelter

We have a vision for a better future which includes a safer, greener society and an ecosystem that supports the world’s growing tech needs.

To make that vision a reality, Solugenix does its part to be an agent of change and push initiatives that will create a cultural shift. That is why we have committed ourselves to numerous non-profit programs to drive the vision forward.

Our non-profit monetary and volunteer support includes initiatives with Women in Technology International, Junior Achievement, FIRST Robotics Competition teams, Doctors without Borders, Human Options, Branded by Compassion, the Arizona Science Bowl and many more. We hope to be a small cog in the gears of global change.

Transparency in Coverage

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