Senior Scientist, Molecular Modeling & Predictive Science

EyeBio; United States; On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

EyeBio in the United States seeks a Senior Scientist to join the DSCS Digital Technologies team. You will apply atomistic modeling and molecular dynamics to support antibody, small molecule, and biologics programs, collaborating with researchers across drug substance, formulation, analytics and data science.

You will build predictive models, develop data analysis and visualization workflows, and help deliver robust insights to accelerate discovery and development.

Qualifications

• PhD or equivalent in a related field.
• MS with 2+ years of relevant experience.
• BS with 4+ years of relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform atomistic molecular modeling and MD simulations.
• Apply predictive approaches to address scientific problems across pharmaceutical characterization techniques.
• Develop data science workflows to address pipeline challenges across modalities.
• Create data analysis and visualization workflows.
• Contribute to dashboards, reports, and data exports.
• Lead and manage projects with scope, milestones, and stakeholder alignment.
• Build partnerships with stakeholders to gather requirements for digital solutions.

Skills

Atomistic modeling

Molecular dynamics

Computational platforms

R/Python

Data visualization

Communication

Independent teamwork

Education

PhD in related field

MS with 2+ years

BS with 4+ years

Tools

Rosetta

Gromacs

Amber

Schrodinger

MOE

Gaussian

AlphaFold

Job description

EyeBio in the United States seeks a Senior Scientist to join the DSCS Digital Technologies team. You will apply atomistic modeling and molecular dynamics to support antibody, small molecule, and biologics programs, collaborating with researchers across drug substance, formulation, analytics and data science.

You will build predictive models, develop data analysis and visualization workflows, and help deliver robust insights to accelerate discovery and development.