(Senior) ML Scientist

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(Senior) ML Scientist South San Francisco, CA The Opportunity State-of-the-art technologies that measure multiple cellular aspects of in-vitro biology are at the heart of insitro's efforts to accelerate drug development. Computational biology is key to elucidating the relationship between these phenotypes and human disease and translating them into actionable outcomes. We are looking for an expert in ML method development for biological data analysis, in domains such as network analysis, systems biology, graph-based modeling, causal structure learning, single cell omics, or imaging modalities. Your expertise will help the team navigate the complexities of developing disease relevant cell models and analyzing high throughput phenotypic screens, and ensuring that the tools being developed are calibrated and effective, and that analyses are performed to the highest rigor and in line with best practices in the broader scientific community. In this role, you will collaborate closely with experimental biologists, computational biologists, and other machine learning scientists, support the identification of novel phenotypes, the development of new screening paradigms, and advance our understanding of disease. You will develop and utilize diverse machine learning and bioinformatic methods to perform diverse downstream analyses, including integrating with other data modalities, including human cohort data in order to extract insights about disease mechanisms. You will be part of a cross-functional team of life scientists, data scientists, bioengineers, software engineers, and machine learning scientists that strive to identify therapeutic targets and develop drugs of high efficacy and low toxicity. This role will be reporting to the Head of Computational Biology

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