
Principal Scientist/Research Fellow, Molecular Modelling – Structural Biology
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full-time
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Location: Copenhagen • 🇩🇰 Denmark
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Lead
About the role
- Drive drug discovery projects by identifying, developing, and delivering high quality modelling approaches
- Be directly involved in the drug discovery project teams
- Proactively lead modelling using innovative approaches, including physics-, and ML/AI-based methods for prioritization and design
- Have a high impact on drug discovery campaigns by driving project strategies, from hit finding, lead optimization and drug candidate selection
- Work closely with Medicinal Chemistry and Biotherapeutic Discovery
Requirements
- PhD in Computational Chemistry, Computational Structural Biology, or related field
- Several years of experience in Pharmaceutical Industry
- Comprehensive knowledge and experience with most Computer-Aided Drug Design concepts and techniques
- Experience with ML/AI- and Physics-based methods using industry standard modelling tools, MD simulations, FEP, and AlphaFold-like models
- Extensive experience in small molecule Drug Discovery, or protein/antibody engineering
- Experience solving antibody engineering related challenges, like humanization, immunogenicity, and developability
Benefits
- Lundbeck offers an inspiring workplace and innovative culture
- rewarding careers with a mix of exciting tasks and development opportunities that are balanced with initiatives focused on your well-being
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
Computer-Aided Drug Designmodelling approachesML methodsAI methodsMD simulationsFEPAlphaFold-like modelssmall molecule Drug Discoveryprotein engineeringantibody engineering
Soft skills
leadershipproject managementcollaborationcommunicationstrategic thinkingproblem-solvinginnovationproactivityteamworkimpact-driven
Certifications
PhD in Computational ChemistryPhD in Computational Structural Biology