Senior DevOps Engineer
SGNL- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years)
Employment Type: Full-time
Deep Genomics is at the forefront of using artificial intelligence to transform drug discovery. Our cutting-edge AI platform decodes the complexity of RNA biology to identify novel drug targets, mechanisms, and therapeutics inaccessible through traditional methods. With expertise spanning machine learning, bioinformatics, data science, engineering, and drug development, our multidisciplinary team in Toronto and Cambridge, MA is revolutionizing how new medicines are created.
As a Senior DevOps Engineer, you will play a key role in building, scaling, and optimizing the infrastructure and tooling that empowers our diverse scientific and engineering teams. You will enable seamless development of our sophisticated ML models, software applications, and data pipelines. Through close collaboration with teams across engineering, machine learning, and biology, you’ll help push the boundaries of drug discovery through thoughtfully engineered systems.
Deep Genomics welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process. Deep Genomics thanks all applicants.
AI-driven drug discovery and development
Deep Genomics focuses on drug development in the biotechnology sector by utilizing artificial intelligence to explore RNA biology and discover potential therapies for genetic conditions. The company's main product, the AI Workbench, employs data-driven predictions to identify new drug targets. This tool has evolved over time, with the latest version, AI Workbench 3.0, set to enhance its capabilities in targeting complex genetic diseases. Deep Genomics serves a diverse clientele, including pharmaceutical companies and research institutions, and generates revenue through the development and licensing of its AI Workbench. The goal of Deep Genomics is to accelerate the drug discovery process and improve treatment options for patients suffering from genetic disorders.