Computational Scientist, Assay Development
Position Summary & Responsibilities
Position
Manifold Bio is seeking an exceptional Computational Scientist to join our growing Quantitative Biology team. You will work closely with experimental scientists to design and analyze highly multiplexed protein library experiments. You will specifically be working with traditional phage and yeast display readouts, as well as other proprietary display data. You will be expected to own and independently advance projects in areas related to your deep expertise such as protein design, DNA library design, or machine learning/biophysical modeling from MPRA data. You will work closely with our Head of Platform and our other computational scientists to onboard new capabilities that advance the M-Design platform for data-driven engineering of drugs with desired properties.
Responsibilities
- Invent new quantitative protein engineering assays working with experimental scientists
- Build robust data pipelines with rich metrics and statistics for real-time dataset analysis and reporting
- Perform analysis and "hit calling" support, contributing new insights to active projects
- Improve library design workflows to best co-optimize antibody libraries for enhanced performance
- Write and contribute robust code in shared libraries for common protein design tasks
- Collaborate on designing high-throughput experiments and analyze/interpret results from phage display (biopanning, phi-seq, in vivo) and yeast display platforms
- Deliver high-quality data reporting through slides and documentation for cross-functional teams
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Key Role Competencies & Evaluation Highlights
Scientific rigor combined with high-velocity engineering is tested intensely; interviewers look for pioneers who can build multiplexed protein measurement platforms at scale.
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