Takeda

pharmaceutical or biotech

ResearchSeniorScientist,Cheminformatics

$137–215k Boston, Massachusetts, United States Regular
The Brief

“Research Senior Scientist, Cheminformatics at Takeda. Skills: Cheminformatics, Machine Learning, Drug Design. Design, automate and deploy cheminformatics workflows. design visualization dashboards”

What You'll Achieve.

accelerate drug design; drive innovation; drive acceleration; meet Takeda’s therapeutic goals

Industry & Context.

pharmaceutical or biotech
Problems you'll solve

Build predictive models for molecule design and optimization; Extract medchem design knowledge from large-scale chemical and biological datasets

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

PhD in Computational Chemistry, Cheminformatics, Computer Science or related disciplines, 2+ years of experience in pharmaceutical or biotech setting, Solid programming and scripting capabilities, proven ability to design and automate scalable computational workflows, expertise in cheminformatics toolkits, Comprehensive knowledge of the DMTA cycle, demonstrated success in deploying predictive tools across the design process, Experience leading strategic initiatives to accelerate DMTA cycle

Nice to Have

Experience with DEL data analysis, Multi-task DL method

What You'll Do.

automate and deploy cheminformatics workflows

design visualization dashboards

support drug discovery projects

Identify opportunities for predictive tools

Build predictive models

Extract medchem design knowledge

Stay updated with trends

Implement innovative methodologies

execute innovative tools

Serve as thought partner

execution of chemistry strategies

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

collaborate closely with global teams in medicinal chemistry, DMPK, and AI/ML

Process & Methodology

Experience leading strategic initiatives

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