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Computational Chemist, Part-time

Employer
Corriculo
Location
Oxford
Salary
Competitive
Closing date
11 Dec 2021

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Sector
Research
Hours
Part Time
Flexibility
Flexible working available
Contract Type
Permanent
Salary: Market related
Reference: COR4018a

Computational Chemist, Part-time

My client, a pioneering start-up organisation within the AgriTech industry are in urgent need of a Part-time Computational Chemist to join their team at an exciting time of growth!

The Computational Chemist will take a leading role in my clients Chemistry team, working with both internal and external specialists to conduct a range of crucial activities paramount to the company's success.

The Company

This pioneering start-up have developed a range of powerful platforms, that when used in conjunction with artificial intelligence, enable the discovery of new herbicides. This Oxford University spin-out company are already making waves in the AgriTech industry and with an enormous amount of financial backing are set to expand rapidly over the next 12 months!

What's required of the Computational Chemist?

• A PhD or equivalent in a relevant field such as Chemistry or Computational Chemistry

• Experience with Homology modelling / comparative protein modelling

• Experience with conformational analysis

• Knowledge of structure-based and ligand-based design

• Commercial experience working within the Agrochemical, Pharmaceuticals or Biotechnology industry would be highly desired

What Next?

If you have any questions or would simply welcome a chat about this Computational Chemist position and company, just call me or drop me an email, as I'd love to hear from you! If, though, you think this role could be right for you and you'd like to learn more, then please apply now.

Computational Chemist, Part-time

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