"scientific writing" Jobs
46 open tech roles matching “scientific writing”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: Python, AI/ML, Machine Learning. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.
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Join Sprinter Health as an Applied Scientist, AI to develop machine learning models that enhance healthcare access and operational efficiency.
Join Inductive Bio as a Machine Learning expert to innovate on drug discovery models and collaborate with scientists.
Design and build the next generation platform for user interactions at LaunchDarkly, focusing on operational excellence and mentoring engineers.
Join Inductive Bio as a seasoned computational chemist to drive molecular optimization and shape the development of our AI drug discovery platform.
Join Astro Mechanica as a senior software engineer to build robust engineering tools that impact aerospace hardware design.
Lead data science efforts at Strava to connect product and marketing initiatives with measurable business outcomes.
Join insitro as a Staff Software Engineer to enhance imaging software and ML infrastructure in drug discovery.
Lead a multidisciplinary research team to advance large-scale machine learning efficiency at Databricks.
Lead corporate development in life sciences at Anthropic, driving strategic transactions in AI-native biotech.
Join Xaira Therapeutics as an AI in Residence to develop ML models for protein design in a collaborative biotech startup environment.
Lead the regulatory affairs function at insitro, shaping strategies for innovative therapeutics in a pioneering AI-driven biotech environment.
Join Pinterest as a Sr. Data Scientist to drive marketing strategies and revenue growth through advanced analytics and collaboration.
Join Pinterest as a Staff Data Scientist to enhance the Notifications strategy through data-driven insights and machine learning.
Join Xaira Therapeutics as an AI in Residence to apply advanced AI in drug discovery and development.