Machine Learning Scientist I - Generative & Agentic AI for Drug Discovery
Frontier Medicines is hiring for Machine Learning Scientist I - Generative & Agentic AI for Drug Discovery in South San Francisco, California, United States. Junior level, $100k–$159k a year stated. First seen November 12, 2026; open as of November 13, 2026. Jobs taken straight from company career pages — no aggregator in between.
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- Company
- Frontier Medicines
- Where
- South San Francisco, California, United States
- Level
- Junior
- Pay stated
- $100k–$159k a year
- First seen
- November 12, 2026
- Listed via
- Workable
What the posting says
This role suits someone with a research mindset who wants their work to reach real decisions. You’ll work in a small team with short communication lines to medicinal chemistry, biology, and computational chemistry. Prior drug discovery experience is not required. If you bring strong AI fundamentals and curiosity, we’ll teach you the chemistry. Requirements What you’ll do - Build agentic AI systems for scientific workflows, including multi-agent orchestration, tool calling and MCP integrations, task decomposition, and human-in-the-loop checkpoints. These systems connect to our scientific…
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