Computational Materials Scientist – Atomic Layer Processing and Chemical Reactivity

Job overview

The Computational Materials Scientist – Atomic Layer Processing and Chemical Reactivity role has no work city, state, or arrangement specified in the posting. The stated annual base salary range is $105,000 to $235,000. The role is part of Schrödinger’s Materials Science Modeling Services team, which helps customers apply computational tools to industrial research and development. The scientist conducts simulation-focused research to address materials science problems at the atomic level, particularly surface chemistry and molecular reactivity. The role contributes to customer projects, scientific publications, and research by running and analyzing large-scale simulations and communicating technical results.

What you'll do

• Perform simulation-focused research projects using Schrödinger tools and execute and analyze large numbers of simulations.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and implement atomic simulation solutions for semiconductor and other industries.
• Manage multiple projects and deadlines, present technical results in internal and external meetings, and contribute to scientific publications and research projects.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

computational materials scientist

atomic layer processing

chemical reactivity

$105,000–$235,000/year

schrödinger

periodic dft

surface chemistry

molecular reactivity

ald/cvd

high-performance computing

linux

simulation research

scientific publications

industrial r&d

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Healthcare including dental and vision, 401(k), pre-tax commuter benefits, flexible work schedule, parental leave, and over a month of paid vacation time.

Why this role

Focuses on periodic density functional theory, surface reactivity, and atomic layer deposition or chemical vapor deposition modeling, with high-performance computing experience.

About the employer

Schrdinger is hiring for this role. Industry: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology). Sector: 54.