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In the last two weeks, Calico Life Sciences has posted 2 positions. None of those roles offer remote or hybrid work. We've been tracking Calico Life Sciences since March 5, 2025.
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Senior / Staff Machine Learning Infrastructure EngineerTech
Mar 12 $209,000 - $278,000 South San Francisco, CA Apply →Senior / Staff Machine Learning Infrastructure EngineerApply →Tech
Mar 12 $209,000 - $278,000
South San Francisco, CACalico seeks a Senior / Staff Machine Learning Infrastructure Engineer to productize machine learning algorithms and build a cutting-edge computing and machine learning platform for analyzing biological data sets and modeling macromolecule sequences and structures. You will contribute to a cross-functional effort to create a world-class computing and data analysis platform that supports research initiatives at Calico through the following Develop and optimize Build software infrastructure and tools that accelerate ML research, manage training and inference workflows, and facilitate efficient data ingestion and curation Define engineering best practices Lead efforts to reorganize and refactor existing research codebases to... | |
Senior Scientist, Translational NeuroscienceResearch
Mar 6 $166,000 - $191,000 South San Francisco, CA Apply →Senior Scientist, Translational NeuroscienceApply →Research
Mar 6 $166,000 - $191,000
South San Francisco, CAWe are seeking a highly skilled in vivo scientist to significantly advance neurodegenerative disease research, with a focus on Parkinson's disease. The individual will be instrumental in designing, executing, and interpreting experiments using rodent models to investigate neurological and aging disorders and evaluate therapeutic interventions. This will enhance the Translational Neuroscience team's in vivo research capacity, establish advanced models for due diligence, and test novel drug mechanisms of action. The scientist will also be crucial in modeling novel aspects of neurodegenerative diseases, incorporating human cohort findings, and setting up mechanistic models to test hypotheses from new target discovery. Responsibilities ... | |