The Future is Biofabrication: Opportunity is Here
The life sciences—and especially biofabrication—are growing faster than almost any other sector. Employers can’t find enough people with the right skills, which means opportunities for learners are only expanding.
- New England Growth: Massachusetts remains one of the top life sciences hubs in the world. The industry there is projected to grow 11.6% by 2029, adding more than 16,000 new jobs—far outpacing the state’s overall economy.
- High-Demand Careers: The fastest-growing roles include scientists, technicians, engineers, and computing/IT specialists, with projected growth rates as high as 35% in computing and IT.
- Opportunity in New Hampshire: Here in NH, the life sciences sector already employs thousands across companies in advanced manufacturing, biomanufacturing, and medical technologies. Local reports show that the industry is poised for continued expansion, with significant demand for skilled workers in lab technician, quality assurance, and production roles.
- Employers are Hiring: From global companies like Thermo Fisher, Moderna, and Pfizer to fast-growing startups and local biomanufacturers, New England’s employers are actively seeking talent today.
What This Means for You
With the right training, you can step into a field that’s hiring, offers competitive salaries, and gives you the chance to work on cutting-edge science that changes lives.
