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Computational Antibody Engineer

Cambridge
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Computational Antibody Engineer

An exciting opportunity is available for a Computational Antibody Engineer to apply machine learning, computational biology, and protein engineering approaches to the discovery, engineering, and optimization of therapeutic antibodies.

About the Role

Working as part of a multidisciplinary R&D team, you will develop and apply computational models to biological datasets, generate actionable insights, and work closely with experimental scientists to translate computational predictions into testable designs.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop, train, validate, and evaluate machine-learning models using internal and external biological datasets.
  • Apply machine learning, statistical modeling, and computational biology to antibody discovery, engineering, optimization, and candidate selection.
  • Analyze antibody sequence, structure, binding, functional, and developability data to support improvements in affinity, specificity, stability, solubility, and manufacturability.
  • Work closely with experimental scientists to define scientific questions, develop validation strategies, and incorporate experimental results into iterative design cycles.
  • Contribute to computationally guided library design, lead optimization, and project decision-making.
  • Apply and evaluate emerging approaches in artificial intelligence, protein language models, generative protein design, and structure prediction.
  • Communicate model outputs, uncertainty, limitations, and scientific recommendations clearly to multidisciplinary project teams.
  • Maintain high standards of data quality, reproducibility, documentation, and scientific integrity.

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About You

  • A PhD, or equivalent research experience, in machine learning, computational biology, bioinformatics, protein engineering, biophysics, or a related discipline.
  • Postdoctoral or industry experience applying computational or machine-learning approaches to biological research.
  • Demonstrable experience developing, validating, and interpreting machine-learning models.
  • A strong understanding of protein or antibody sequence, structure, function, and developability.
  • Experience preparing, analyzing, and quality-checking biological datasets.
  • Strong Python programming skills and experience with relevant machine-learning and scientific-computing tools.
  • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to translate complex data into clear, evidence-based recommendations.
  • Strong communication skills and experience working effectively within multidisciplinary scientific teams.

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Desirable Experience

Experience in one or more of the following would be advantageous:

  • Therapeutic antibody discovery, engineering, or developability assessment.
  • Antibody-antigen interactions, display technologies, high-throughput screening, or sequencing datasets.
  • Protein language models, generative modeling, structure prediction, sequence design, or molecular modeling.
  • Antibody or protein-design platforms such as Rosetta, Schrödinger, or the Chemical Computing Group suite.
  • Integrating computational design into experimental design-build-test-learn cycles.
  • Cloud computing, version control, and reproducible model-development workflows.
  • Experience within pharmaceutical or biotechnology R&D environments.
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Skills

Machine Learning
Computational Biology
Protein Engineering
Bioinformatics
Python
Antibody Discovery
Protein Language Models
Generative Protein Design
Structure Prediction
Statistical Modelling
Data Analysis
Molecular Modelling
Rosetta
Schrödinger
Cloud Computing
Version Control

Location

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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