High-throughput data generation to advance ML design

At Inceptive, you will drive development forward that could help billions of people. To accomplish this, you will be part of a collaborative, antedisciplinary team building our biological software. Our AI models learn to generate therapeutic molecules with improved properties by training on natural and experimentally-derived data. Acquiring data relevant to function at scale is a critical step in maximizing the performance of our models. We think broadly about the type and scale of data necessary to improve our models, then identify or invent the methods needed to acquire that data. You will be responsible for the development and deployment of novel high-throughput assays to measure various properties of large sequence libraries. You will use a data-driven approach to optimize assays and apply chemical and biological insights to maximize the utility of information collected. You will apply this data to efficiently improve design of therapeutic molecules in close collaboration with biologists, ML and data engineers, and translational experts. Your Mission, should you choose to accept it Embody our vision of an antedisciplinary environment and embrace learning about areas outside of your traditional area of expertise Collaborate with team members from diverse backgrounds to create experiments that creatively leverage biology and computation Develop and execute pooled assays to measure sequence-to-function in vitro, in cells, and in vivo Generate, analyze, and communicate data that maximally impacts AI-based molecular design Qualifications PhD and 4+ years of post-PhD experience (e.g., startup, industry, or research) Problem-solver who combines deep knowledge of experimental methods with quantitative intuition to generate biological data at and beyond the state-of-the-art Solid foundation in theory and techniques of molecular and cellular biology History of building highly multiplexed assays to generate rich datasets from mammalian cells, such as large functional scree