Absentia Labs
Member of the Technical Staff
Boston, Remote. Posted 5 months ago
The role
Engineers will build AI-driven mechanistic toxicology and translational safety infrastructure. The work involves integrating biological, chemical, and experimental datasets to support predictive safety assessment.
What you will do
- Solve technically challenging problems in AI, biology, infrastructure, and scientific computing
- Work in areas including machine learning, computational biology, backend systems, data engineering, scientific software, full-stack product, cloud infrastructure, applied AI research, or visualization
Required qualifications
- Strong technical fundamentals and problem-solving ability
- Interest in mission-driven work within biotechnology and healthcare
- Ability to operate in fast-moving, ambiguous startup environments
- Curiosity, ownership, and willingness to learn across disciplines
- Experience building scalable systems, models, or products
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
Nice to have
- Experience in biotech, healthcare, life sciences, or scientific computing
- Familiarity with machine learning workflows or biological datasets
- Startup or early-stage company experience
- Interest in translational medicine, toxicology, or computational drug development
Benefits
- Work on scientifically meaningful problems with real-world impact
- Help shape a foundational platform at the intersection of AI and biology
- Collaborate with pharmaceutical, academic, and regulatory stakeholders
- Early-stage ownership and opportunity for outsized impact
About the company
Absentia Labs is building AI-driven mechanistic toxicology and translational safety infrastructure. The platform integrates large-scale biological, chemical, and experimental datasets.