Basecamp Research

Biotech

SeniorResearchScientist,MathematicalFoundations

£95–140k ~AI est. London, United Kingdom FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Research Scientist, Mathematical Foundations at Basecamp Research. Skills: Mathematical Foundations, Biological AI, Foundation models. Develop new methods. Develop new theories”

What You'll Achieve.

Accelerate therapeutic research; Accelerate development; See work translated into models; Generate genuinely novel biology

Industry & Context.

Biotech
Problems you'll solve

Rigorous quantitative thinking; Mathematical structure to hard problems

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

PhD in mathematics, PhD in physics, Publication record at top ML venues

Nice to Have

Experience training models at large scale, Domain knowledge in life sciences, Domain knowledge in genomics, Domain knowledge in computational biology, Familiarity with protein structure, Familiarity with molecular dynamics, Familiarity with biophysical methods, GCP Professional Data Engineer, AWS Data Analytics, Databricks Certified, Dbt Certified

What You'll Do.

Shape research direction

Publish at top venues

Translate work into models

Generate novel biology

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Small collaborative group; Cross-functional environment; Work alongside researchers; Work with biologists; Work with bioinformaticians; Work with engineers

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