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present of AI is seeking a scientist to connect partner laboratories to its AI materials platform, ensuring experiments, data and workflows feed automated improvement loops.
You translate lab needs into precise requirements for engineers, verify results, and serve as the main scientific contact with outside labs.
A hands-on automated or high-throughput lab background and Python skills help maintain data quality, provenance and trustworthy campaign designs.
This role is about getting partner laboratories connected to an AI materials platform, so that their experiments, data and workflows can feed automated improvement loops. It asks for a scientist with hands-on automated or high-throughput lab experience who can turn lab needs into clear requirements for engineers and check that the result works. A strong candidate knows how experimental data goes wrong, writes some Python, and is comfortable working with outside labs as the main scientific contact.
AI is moving experiments from one-off trial and error toward loops where models suggest the next experiment and the lab reports back. That makes clean, well-documented data and realistic campaign design as important as the models themselves. What stays human is judgment about what a lab can truly do, what counts as a meaningful result, and the trust built with partner scientists.
The work sits right next to optimisation methods such as Bayesian optimisation, applied to real lab limits like noise, failed samples and limited throughput. Someone would learn how a materials search platform is fed by real experiments and how its results get checked against manual methods. Anyone short on this can build it by running a small design of experiments project or practising on lab data with Python.
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An AI search engine for new materials that the company says turns a wanted set of physical properties into synthesizable chemical designs in months instead of years of lab trial and error.