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Ark Biotech Inc. seeks a Downstream Bioprocess Modeler to develop models for purification and separation, with responsibilities from ideation to validation. You will work with PhD-level modelers and software engineers translating models into user-friendly software.
Ideal candidates have a PhD in chemical engineering or related fields, 0–5 years of experience, and strong Python skills. Opportunities include hybrid modeling and ML enhancements on challenging bioprocess problems.
Ark is building the world’s highest-fidelity bioprocess simulation software to help life-saving therapies reach patients faster. By democratizing complex AI x multi-physics models in an intuitive software interface, we are transforming how bioprocess scientists work.
With Ark, scientists can replace weeks-long, costly ($10K-$1M+) experiments with simulations that run in seconds. This enables researchers to explore thousands more scenarios, accelerate time to market, and ensure more medical breakthroughs make it from the lab to the world. We’re ushering in a new era of digital bioprocessing.
As a Downstream Bioprocess Modeler, you will develop the models that make models for simulating purification and separation - chromatography, filtration, and the rest of the downstream train. You will be responsible for new model development from ideation through validation and have the opportunity to work on hard, high-impact problems at the intersection of science and modeling. You will work with a team of innovative PhD modelers and practitioners as well as software engineers who will translate your models into easy-to-use software.
This is an opportunity to join an ambitious team building a product that matters. At Ark, you'll have the chance to build foundational technology that will make the world better. We move fast, we have a high bar for excellence, and we ship the best.
Ark Biotech is an equal-opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.