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Scientist, Protein Design Moderna · Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Posted September 21, 2026
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About the role Scientist, Protein Design at Moderna, contributing to AI-enabled design of de novo antibodies and other binder modalities as well as de novo antigen design across discovery programs. This hands-on computational protein design role applies generative methods, agentic AI workflows, and structure-based design tools to create, score, and improve binders and antigens for experimental validation.
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