AI-Driven Biological Digital Twins - RSE

Earlham Institute; Norwich; On-site; GBP 39,000 - 53,000; Full time

Job summary

Earlham Institute in Norwich invites applications for a Research Software Engineer (SC6) or Senior Research Software Engineer (SC5). The role focuses on designing and building AI-enabled infrastructure for biological Digital Twins, connecting mechanistic simulators with AI models and omics datasets to create robust computational workflows.

You will work with Python libraries, CI/CD and cloud/HPC resources, turning research prototypes into reliable, scalable tools while contributing to BioModels

Qualifications

• Strong software engineering and Python skills for building complex scientific/AI software.
• Experience with testing, version control and documentation best practices.
• Experience with ML frameworks, HPC/GPU environments, cloud deployment and model serving.

Responsibilities

• Design and build reusable infrastructure for biological Digital Twins.
• Connect simulators, AI/ML models and multi-omics data into reproducible workflows.
• Develop AI/ML training/inference pipelines, model serving and API interfaces.

Skills

Software engineering

Python

Testing

Version control

Documentation

Tools

HPC environments

Cloud deployment

Model serving

Job description

Earlham Institute in Norwich invites applications for a Research Software Engineer (SC6) or Senior Research Software Engineer (SC5). The role focuses on designing and building AI-enabled infrastructure for biological Digital Twins, connecting mechanistic simulators with AI models and omics datasets to create robust computational workflows.

You will work with Python libraries, CI/CD and cloud/HPC resources, turning research prototypes into reliable, scalable tools while contributing to BioModels