While others talk about a revolution in the discovery of drugs, we do so. We have built a UMAP platform on hundreds of thousands of molecules in seconds, not hours. Our users interactively explore the chemical space on the entire Cheml database, and make complex operations such as infrastructure searches, and cooperation in ideas – all in the web browser.

We deal with everything – from accessing data and visualizing it to the advanced ML/AI to describe AdMET. We benefit from webassembly and webgpu to push the browser capabilities to its borders, Cuda and other technologies on the side of the server.

Overview of the role

As a scientific developer for applications, you will build scientific applications using JavaScript/Typescript with API Datagrok Js, with a focus on chemical and biomedical information and high -performance computing solutions. It will work with a global team that serves the leading scientists in the discovery of drugs.

To learn more about the product and the role, watch this video from the employment manager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Responsibilities

• Developing scientific applications in the front end and rear integration
• Design and implementation of data management systems
• Customer support in building JS/TS applications on our platform
• Expand
• Merging and improving third party libraries

requirements

• The ability to complete the task of the test: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
• 3+ years of development experience
• Strong JavaScript/Typescript skills
• The background or experience in life sciences (biomalia, chemical information, or drug development)
• Good English
• A busy record in providing a high -performance symbol
• The ability to learn complex scientific concepts has proven quickly

Nice to be

• Experience with Python, R, Java, C#, C ++ or Matlab
• Knowing webgl, webassembly or DART
• High -performance computing wallpaper
• Experience in creating intuitive scientific facades
• Try to improve algorithm

Why do you join us?

• The minimum bureaucracy, the maximum impact
• Freedom to organize your work
• Difficult problems with the effects
• Cooperation with experts through multiple specialties
• Continuous learning in technology and advanced science
• Contributions in open sources and a democratic character to data science

Do you want to learn more about Datagrok and what is like working here? Watch this video from our CEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?