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We have an opening for a Computational Enzyme Engineer to join ongoing projects developing innovative biologics therapeutics and vaccines against infectious diseases as part of the Center for Predictive Bioresilience (CPB). CPB is an exciting and fast-paced engineering center combining predictive computational modeling machine learning and experimental biology to develop medical countermeasures.
You will be responsible for leveraging cutting-edge computational tools and algorithms like RFDiffusion RosettaFold ProteinMPNN and AlphaFold to design and engineer proteins and enzymes with enhanced activity specificity and stability. This role involves building and training predictive models for enzyme engineering using machine learning and deep learning tools as well as performing extensive data analysis on experimental protein engineering datasets (including activity and sequence/structure information) to continuously refine and improve these models. You will also develop and implement computational methods utilizing 3D structures and/or sequences to optimize enzyme characteristics and will design protein libraries and datasets for high-throughput screening. Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams of biologists chemists and other engineers is crucial to integrate computational insights seamlessly with experimental design and execution. This position will be in the Computational Engineering Division (CED) within the Engineering Directorate matrixed to the CPB.
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