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Perceptic is seeking a Forward Deployed Scientist to embed with pharma customers, understand their workflows, and tailor the platform to fit their data and judgments.
You’ll map decision processes, build data models, and contribute prompts and plug-ins to integrate evidence sources, driving value in clinical and research settings.
Perceptic is the AI operating system for drug development. We connect evidence, data, decisions, and workflows across the lifecycle, so every insight compounds instead of getting lost across handoffs. Forward Deployed Scientists are how that reaches the people making the calls.
You'll work directly with our customers: research scientists, clinical teams, and pharma decision-makers. The job is to understand how they reason, what evidence they trust, and where Perceptic can change the decisions they make. You own the work of turning the platform into something that fits a given organization properly, meaning their data, their workflows, their judgment.
A day might involve sitting with a clinical team to map how a go/no-go decision really gets made, reading up on their domain, designing the evidence model behind their workspace, building a plug-in to an internal data source, or refining the prompts behind a reasoning workflow. Then pulling what you've learned back into the product by the end of the week.|
You'll sit deep inside the product team. What you see in the field becomes the next generation of the platform.
Office Location: Regent St, London (Hybrid, 2-3 days onsite)
Salary: Competitive + Options
Perceptic was built by operators who have deployed AI where it matters. Our team has spent years building and running production AI systems inside some of the world's most complex and sensitive enterprise environments, including Palantir, and years inside the lab publishing the science. We have seen where AI succeeds, where it breaks, and what it takes for a serious organization to trust it. We're now applying that to drug development.
You'd be working alongside the founders and a small product team, with real ownership from the first week and no layers between you and the decisions that matter.
Drug development does not reward good enough, and neither do we. We are hiring a small number of people, and each one changes what this company is capable of, so the bar is high and deliberately so.
We want the people others in the field already call when the problem is hard: the scientist brought in when the data is a mess and the answer still has to hold up, the engineer who ships the thing everyone else scoped at a quarter, the person who can sit in a room with a Chief Medical Officer in the morning and a data model in the afternoon and be credible in both.
Drug development is one of humanity's highest-stakes forms of reasoning, and the systems supporting it were not built for the complexity of modern science. The future is not one model producing one answer. It is teams of scientists working with intelligent systems that remember, connect, challenge, and explain.
In this role you'll have an unusually direct impact on two things at once: whether a specific team at a specific company makes better decisions this quarter, and what Perceptic becomes over the next two years.
If you want to be close to the science and close to the build, this is the role to do it.