Chai Discovery · San Francisco office
Build the computational workspace where scientists use Chai's models and agents to design medicines. The role is forward deployed with customers, owning work from first customer conversation to shipped product across models, compute, and software. The posting does not name a specific stack.
Chai Discovery builds the computer-aided design suite for molecules. Eli Lilly, GSK, Pfizer, Bristol Myers Squibb, argenx and Novartis all use Chai to power drug discovery programs. AI is reinventing life sciences the same way it reinvented software engineering, and our team is building that future.
We train frontier models that learn the underlying foundations of biochemical structure and interaction. We pair this with a computational workspace to iterate on molecules from idea to medicine, helping scientists move faster and develop medicines beyond the reach of existing methods.
We value diverse perspectives and are ready to find greatness in unexpected places.
Build the computational workspace where scientists use Chai’s models and agents to design medicines. Molecular engineering still needs its own abstractions and product layer. You will help invent this category of software, owning the last mile from model capability to the experiments scientists run and what they learn.
We look for engineers who can make sense of messy real-world problems and build simple solutions end to end. Engineers who have worked in customer-facing roles, shipped substantial products, or worked as former founders are a particularly good fit. Familiarity with the scientific domain is not required. We value technical depth, product judgment, and a record of building things that are meaningful and useful to people.
The opportunity to work at the vanguard of AI research and frontier biology, with world-class people, on a mission that matters. We protect and promote a culture of high velocity and ownership. We compensate our team accordingly.
This posting doesn’t list technologies. These are the ones Chai Discovery uses across its other roles.