Computational Chemist
Edison Scientific seeks a skilled Computational Chemist to join its pioneering research team. The core mission of this role involves applying advanced computational techniques to predict molecular interactions and accelerate the early stages of drug discovery. Responsibilities include developing novel simulation protocols, analyzing large biological datasets, and utilizing quantum mechanics or molecular dynamics software. Ideal candidates must possess a strong academic background in cheminformatics, expertise in programming (e.g., Python, C++), and demonstrable experience working with chemical databases. This position is remote-friendly for qualified individuals across the U.S., making it highly impactful to our research pipeline.
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Preparing
300
Question set
150
Duration
Permanent
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