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Bristol Myers Squibb

Principal Scientist, AI-Driven Oncology Target Discovery

Bristol Myers Squibb

Cambridge, MA · full time · Principal

$166,770 – $202,086

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What this role is

This role leads the development of machine learning and AI agent systems to identify novel cancer drug targets by integrating genomic, clinical, and real-world patient data. It suits computational scientists with deep expertise in oncology target discovery, functional genomics, and applied AI who can translate complex analyses into actionable insights for cross-functional drug discovery teams.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree with 8+ years of experience, or Master's degree with 6+ years of experience, or PhD with 4+ years of experience
  • Expertise in computational target identification approaches including functional genomics and perturbation screens
  • Experience developing and deploying applied AI agents or LLM-driven applications
  • Systems biology and disease biology grounding in drug discovery

Nice to have

  • PhD in Computational Biology, Systems Biology, Computer Science, Machine Learning, Statistics, or related quantitative field
  • Deep expertise with single-cell and spatial omics analysis
  • Track record of influencing cross-functional teams in fast-paced environments
  • Oncology-specific experience
  • Strong publication record in computational biology, machine learning, or bioinformatics

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