Chai Discovery
Data Ops
San Francisco office
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 44 days ago
Project ManagementResearchCommunication
About the role
- You will set the vision and execute scaling of Chai's lab-in-the-loop data platform, working hand-in-hand with our science and research teams.
- You don't need a biology background, but you will need to pick it up while learning about our AI methods.
Responsibilities
- Chai is a research lab working on generative models for molecular design.
- Design & drive complex projects and workflows, across multi-party relationships.
Nice to have
- Translate research goals into concrete deliverables-experiments, deliverables, success criteria, SOWs, timelines, trackers, etc.
- Communicate highly technical information with clarity.
- Juggle concurrent projects and priorities, adapting quickly and keeping everyone in sync.
- Organized and scrappy
- Detail-oriented and fast-moving
Skills
- Someone who operates with urgency, has strong communication and project management skills, and who has an analytical nature.
- Immerse yourself in technologies that represent the future of biotech, and position yourself at the forefront of this emerging field.
Compensation
- We offer highly competitive compensation.
Benefits
- Develop a vision for how we scale our data program by orders of magnitude.
Company info
- We are building AI infrastructure to engineer new medicines with speed and precision.
- Our mission is to unlock progress towards better cures and better science, and we see countless interesting problems on the road ahead.
- We are known for talent density, rigorous research and pace of execution.
- We are backed by Sequoia, Index, Thrive, General Catalyst, Dimension, OpenAI and others.
- We are looking for a data operations expert, or a fast-rising generalist, to help drive data generation initiatives here at Chai.
- We offer highly competitive compensation.
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