Computational Materials Scientist – Formulations

Job overview

The Computational Materials Scientist – Formulations 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 uses molecular simulations to address formulation problems and develops automation and analysis tools for high-throughput work. The role collaborates with cross-functional teams and industrial partners, presents technical results, and contributes to scientific publications and research.

What you'll do

• Perform molecular simulation-focused projects using Schrödinger tools and meet project deadlines.
• Solve formulation problems using large-scale simulations, coarse-grained molecular dynamics, and enhanced sampling techniques.
• Develop and apply Python and shell scripts for simulation automation and data analysis.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to implement molecular modeling solutions, present technical results, and contribute to publications and research projects.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

computational materials scientist

formulations

$105,000–$235,000/year

schrödinger

molecular dynamics

coarse-grained simulation

enhanced sampling

python

shell scripting

high-performance computing

linux

computational modeling

industrial r&d

scientific publications

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 molecular dynamics simulations of complex formulations, including coarse-grained methods and enhanced sampling, with Python scripting and high-performance computing.

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.