A postdoctoral researcher position in computational and systems biology focusing on intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) and cancer therapeutics.
Supported by an ARPA-H grant, the role involves developing models of IDP interactions, designing experiments, and creating machine learning tools.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary team includes computational and experimental biologists, high-throughput screening, automation, robotics, and AI.
Access to advanced computing resources such as NVIDIA DGX-2 and Aurora supercomputer, plus wet-lab facilities.
Requirements include a recent PhD, expertise in systems biology, molecular simulations, machine learning, programming, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Responsibilities encompass model development, experiment validation, and software development.
Salary ranges from $70,758 to $117,925, with comprehensive benefits.
Commitment to diversity, safety, and integrity is emphasized.