Systems Biology Specialist - Fully Remote | Upto $85/hr

About the job

Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs. Headquartered in San Francisco, our investors include Benchmark , General Catalyst , Peter Thiel , Adam D'Angelo , Larry Summers , and Jack Dorsey .

Position: Computational Pharmacokinetics & Systems Biology Expert
Type: Contract
Compensation: $70–$85/hour
Location: Remote
Commitment: 15–20 hours/week
Role Responsibilities

- Design challenging computational problems for AI to solve using real scientific software.

- Develop problems requiring strategic planning and execution of multi-step workflows .

- Test and refine problems against state-of-the-art AI models to achieve target difficulty.

- Utilize libRoadRunner , Tellurium , or SBML-based tools for compartmental PK/PD modeling and systems biology simulations .

- Work independently to refine problem designs based on feedback.

- Collaborate asynchronously and maintain flexible hours .

Qualifications

Must-Have

- Graduate-level training in a relevant STEM field ( MS , PhD , or equivalent research experience).

- Proven proficiency with at least one listed scientific software library.

- Strong Python skills.

- Ability to work in a Linux/terminal environment with remote compute sandboxes.

- Available for at least 15–20 hours/week .

Preferred

- Experience across multiple listed domains or tools.

- Familiarity with benchmark or evaluation design.

- Background in scientific teaching or exam/problem-set design.

- Experience with computational reproducibility and containerized environments.

Application Process (Takes 20–30 mins to complete)

- Upload resume

- AI interview based on your resume

- Submit form

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