Build agent-powered systems to improve model training and accelerate inference in AI drug design at Chai Discovery.
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Chai's models are moving beyond protein structure prediction into real-world therapeutic engineering.
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In this role, the Research Engineer will focus on developing systems and frameworks that enhance model training and streamline the research process for drug discovery. Key skills include proficiency in Python and experience with frameworks like Pytorch or JAX, alongside a strong background in AI/ML system design. This position is well-suited for candidates with significant industry experience who have demonstrated impactful contributions to agent-powered software. Chai Discovery emphasizes a culture of rapid innovation and ownership, making it an ideal environment for those eager to advance AI in life sciences.
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Build agent-powered systems and frameworks to improve model training, accelerate inference, and help our research organization move faster. Automate the research loop itself rather than just the models it produces, including the tooling and datasets that allow agents to run experiments, evaluate results and propose next steps.
Chai's models are moving beyond protein structure prediction into real-world therapeutic engineering. This is a chance to push the frontier of AI drug design, working alongside a rigorous and craft-obsessed team.
Ideal backgrounds include deep industry experience working with top AI/ML teams on agent-powered software—with strong system design skills, proficiency in Python, and Pytorch or JAX fluency. We look for technical spikes where you have gone deep and demonstrated exceptional impact on real-world problems and systems.
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