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AI Scientist - Entrepreneur in Residence

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You will be an AI Scientist at Molecule. In your first four weeks, you will live on-site, embedded with the founding team, and ship your first autonomous agent fleet into production against a real disease area. From day one you own the loop: design the agents, deploy them, pilot them, iterate, and generate scientific output that moves IP forward. This is not a research role with a roadmap handed to you. You will pick targets, stand up infrastructure, recruit your sub-agents, and prove that autonomous science works at the bench-to-IP level. After the residency, you scale: more fleets, more disease areas, more shots on goal.

Responsibilities

  • Architect and deploy fleets of scientific agents spanning literature mining, target identification, molecular design, assay design, and data analysis
  • Pilot each fleet against a specific disease area and drive it to a tangible deliverable — a validated target, a candidate molecule, a novel dataset, an IP-NFT
  • Run multiple fleets in parallel across disease areas, reporting results directly to the CEO
  • Own the full stack: agent design, orchestration, evaluation, and scientific judgment on outputs
  • Define and set the standard for how autonomous science gets done at Molecule

Requirements

  • Entrepreneurial mindset with a bias to ship without waiting for permission
  • Technically deep across LLMs, agent frameworks, and at least one wet-science domain - chemistry, biology, pharma, structural biology, or genomics
  • Comfortable operating with ambiguity
  • Credential-agnostic; if holding a degree it should be from a top-tier institution (Oxbridge, Ivy League, MIT, Caltech, Stanford, ETH/EPFL, Imperial, or equivalent)
  • Willing to live on-site for 4 weeks and operate at founder pace

Benefits

  • Equity in the form of $BIO token allocation

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