Biotechnology is an interdisciplinary field of biology that applies the principles of engineering, physics, mathematics and computer science to biological systems. Jobs in biotechnology typically involve the development and application of technology to modify living organisms and biological systems for various purposes such as medical, agricultural and industrial.

Some common biotechnology jobs include:

Biomedical engineer: Design and develop medical equipment and devices to diagnose, monitor and treat medical conditions.

Biotech researcher: Conduct laboratory research to understand biological systems and develop new technologies.

Biotech sales and marketing professional: Promote and sell biotechnology products to customers in various industries.

Biotech product manager: Manage the development and launch of biotechnology products.

Biotech lab technician: Support research activities in biotech laboratories.

Biotech patent lawyer: Provide legal support to biotechnology companies in areas related to intellectual property and patent law.

Biotech project manager: Manage and coordinate biotechnology projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.

Biotech regulatory affairs specialist: Ensure that biotechnology products comply with regulations and standards set by regulatory agencies.

These are just a few examples of the many different roles that exist within the biotechnology industry. The specific job duties, qualifications, and experience required for each role may vary depending on the company, size and specific area of focus within the industry.