Postdoctoral Position in Computational and Experimental Protein Design at Roche Roche in Germany

Roche is seeking a postdoctoral researcher for a position in Computational and Experimental Protein Design, based in Penzberg, Bavaria, Germany. This opportunity is ideal for candidates passionate about AI-driven de novo protein design and drug discovery. The successful applicant will collaborate with leading scientists to advance the field of protein and antibody engineering, combining computational modeling with experimental validation to design novel proteins for pharmaceutical applications.

The position is led by Dr. Wing Ki (Catherine) Wong, Principal Scientist & Technical Project Lead at Roche, who holds a PhD from the University of Oxford and specializes in AI for drug design and pharma R&D. The research environment at Roche offers access to cutting-edge resources and a multidisciplinary team, fostering innovation and scientific growth.

Key research areas include protein design, computational biology, experimental validation, AI for drug design, antibody engineering, and drug discovery. Candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field such as biology, chemistry, or computational biology, with experience in computational modeling and experimental techniques. The ability to work collaboratively and a strong interest in AI-driven research are essential.

While specific funding details are not provided, the position is a fully funded postdoctoral role at Roche, a global leader in healthcare and pharmaceutical research. The application deadline is not specified, and the original job posting may no longer be available. Interested candidates are encouraged to explore similar opportunities on the Roche careers website and to share their CV and research interests with the relevant contact if possible.

For more information, visit the Roche careers page or connect with Dr. Wing Ki (Catherine) Wong on LinkedIn.