Scientist II / Senior Scientist, Computational Biology

What if you could join a rapidly growing company and play a critical role in bringing new medicines to patients through looking at and treating disease in a revolutionary way. What this position is all about : Are you a highly motivated and detail-oriented computational biologist passionate about understanding complex biological systems and disease through single-cell omics and large-scale patient datasets ? This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development and application of Cellarity’s platform. Specifically, you will identify disease-associated states from cell atlases and use our single-cell AI models to predict chemical entities that revert these states to healthy. You will be part of a dynamic and innovative computational team focused on generating high-impact insights. Collaborating closely with world-class computational biologists, machine learning scientists, experimental biologists, chemists, clinicians , and technologists , you’ll help co-develop hypotheses, build proprietary data assets, and advance exploratory drug programs. If you’re excited about applying your skills to real-world therapeutic challenges, working with proprietary, high-quality datasets, and learning from leading experts across disciplines, we want to hear from you. What you would be responsible for: Apply computational biology and machine learning tools to generate insights and hypotheses from high-dimensional molecular datasets, with a focus on large-scale scRNA-seq & snRNA-seq disease atlases. Develop & lead data analysis strategies and ideation across diverse biological and clinically relevant projects with internal and external stakeholders. Act as the computational biology co-lead on drug programs, working with experimental scientists to ensure that study designs & data are properly interrogated to deliver high value readouts. Present your results in an interdisciplinary team of biologists, chemists, clinicians, technologists, and other machine learning collea