Research Scientist, Bioinformatics (AI, Machine Learning)
Hummingbird Bioscience is seeking an experienced Research Scientist in Bioinformatics to lead and develop the company's bioinformatics infrastructure. This role involves developing code and pipelines for various omics data types, maintaining internal databases, and utilizing machine learning techniques to support R&D and biomarker discovery efforts.
Hummingbird Bioscience is an innovative clinical-stage biotech company focused on developing precision therapies against hard-to-drug targets to improve treatment outcomes. They harness the latest advances in systems biology and data science to better understand and solve the underlying causes of disease and guide development of their therapeutics. Enabled by their proprietary Rational Antibody Discovery platform, they discover antibodies against optimal yet elusive epitopes on important targets that have not been successfully drugged, unlocking novel mechanisms of action. They are advancing a rich pipeline of first- and best-in-class precision therapies in oncology and autoimmunity, in collaboration with global partners in academia and industry. Their highly experienced teams in the US and Singapore span antibody discovery, pharmacology, production and clinical development, aiming to accelerate the journey of new drugs from concept to clinical care.
We are searching for an experienced Research Scientist in Bioinformatics who will report to the Head of Computational Biology & Bioinformatics. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in developing bioinformatics code and pipelines for deployment on local HPC as well as cloud-based environments. The role will involve a wide mix of bioinformatics data types including bulk NGS, single-cell and spatial omics data as well as data mining of publicly available datasets. The role will also be responsible for maintenance and development of in-house databases and bioinformatics solutions. This is a key role which will interface with multiple teams across different disciplines. The ideal candidate will have an established track record in the field and possess a broad base of computational skills, a good understanding of omics technologies and applied statistics/machine learning.
Posted June 3, 2026