Research Scientist, Drug Discovery → Structure prediction Binder design Wet-lab validation Menlo Park

Geodesiclab; New Castle (DE); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Geodesiclab in Delaware, USA, seeks a computational biology professional bridging computation and experiment. You will apply structure prediction models to discovery programs and design protein binders against therapeutic targets.

Work closely with NovaLab on wet-lab validation of computational designs, and interpret lab data to refine computational workflows for iterative discovery.

Qualifications

• Background in structural biology, biochemistry, or computational biology.
• Experience with protein design or binder engineering.
• Comfortable interpreting wet-lab data and feeding it back into computational workflows.

Responsibilities

• Apply structure prediction models to real discovery programs.
• Design and evaluate protein binders against therapeutic targets.
• Collaborate with wet-lab team for validation of computational designs.

Skills

Structure prediction

Binder design

Computational biology

Wet-lab data interpretation

Tools

Protein design software

Job description

About the role

You'll work at the interface of computation and experiment — using structure prediction and binder design tools to propose candidates, then working with the wet-lab team to validate them.

What you'll work on

• Applying structure prediction models to real discovery programs
• Designing and evaluating protein binders against therapeutic targets
• Partnering with NovaLab on wet-lab validation of computational designs

What we're looking for

• Background in structural biology, biochemistry, or computational biology
• Experience with protein design or binder engineering
• Comfortable interpreting wet-lab data and feeding it back into computational workflows