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As a Scientific Developer Intern, you will have the opportunity to work with PhD-level scientists on an innovative project at the intersection of computational chemistry and drug discovery. This role involves leveraging quantum-mechanical properties of molecules and applying computational tools, including the OpenEye Toolkits and Orion, to tackle challenges in drug design and development.
Key Learnings:
- Experience with OpenEye products used in state-of-the-art scientific research.
- Experience developing in a professional scientific software environment.
- Experience with the application of quantum mechanics in the context of drug discovery.
What you should have (formally MUST HAVES/REQUIREMENTS):
- Experience with Python programming.
- Strong background in computational chemistry or a related field.
- Good people/communication skills and ability to work as a part of a diverse team.
The following are a PLUS, but not required (preferred skills/experience):
- Experience with Quantum chemistry software, e.g. Psi4, Gaussian, etc.
- Good background in the foundations of density functional theory.
- 3 or more years of experience developing in modern scientific language
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