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Harnham is seeking a Machine Learning Scientist for an AI-first biotechnology company advancing precision oncology through proprietary multimodal data and foundation models. This is an individual contributor role emphasizing scientific rigor over production software engineering.
You will design, train, and evaluate large-scale models, collaborate with biologists and ML researchers, and contribute to publications and conferences. Remote work within the United States is supported with equity.
An AI-first biotechnology company is advancing precision oncology through proprietary multimodal data and foundation models. Machine learning sits at the center of the company's scientific strategy, supported by one of the industry's largest proprietary multimodal oncology datasets combining deep spatial profiling with routine clinical assays.
The organization generates data purpose-built for machine learning, trains foundation models from scratch, and applies advanced research directly to drug discovery and therapeutic development.
The Machine Learning Scientist will conduct original research and contribute to the development of next-generation biological foundation models.
Success in this position requires strong scientific judgment, deep machine learning expertise, and the ability to independently move from an initial research question through model development, experimentation, evaluation, and conclusion. The position is an individual contributor research role with an emphasis on scientific rigor and intellectual contribution rather than production software engineering.
Experience in one or more of the following areas is valuable but not required:
Biology experience is not required. Machine learning research excellence remains the primary hiring criterion. Relevant backgrounds may include computer vision, foundation models, language models, robotics, autonomous driving, reinforcement learning, and other advanced machine learning disciplines.
Base Salary: $250,000–$288,000+, depending on experience and research background
Additional Compensation: Equity
The position may be performed fully remotely within the United States. Optional office access is available in South San Francisco.
Quarterly co-working weeks bring the broader team together in South San Francisco for dedicated research, collaboration, and planning.
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States on a permanent basis. Employment sponsorship is not available for this position. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents (Green Card holders).