If you have a knack for the development of mathematical and computational models of biological systems or if you are a genius developer with a keen interest in working on a state-of-the-art platform, read and apply.
… with a solid understanding of biology to develop mathematical and computational models of biological systems (Modeling & Simulation group).
… to build Jinkō, the best modeling & simulation platform in our industry (Technology group).
We also hire people who eat maths for breakfast but do not know much about biology to work at the interface between our M&S and Technology groups.
Our people are our greatest asset. We evaluate each applicant’s fit with nova on the basis of the following attributes:
Our clients work to solve complex problems and discover innovative medicines. We are committed to doing what is right for the patients they serve.
We don’t care about titles or seniority, we expect each member of our team to act like an owner, not like an employee. A typical illustration is: “I’ve identified a problem, figured out what caused it, researched how to fix it, and I fixed it.”
Human biology is eminently complex so more often than not you will be faced with a problem which does not have a clear cut solution.
While we hire the brightest minds we also ensure these individuals operate as part of a team. It’s a matter of “we”, not “I”. And it’s ok to make mistakes as long as you learn from them.
The job of biomodeler
Dr Claudio MONTEIRO PhD, Biomodeler at nova
You will go through a thorough recruitment process if you are selected as a potential candidate, and we’re mindful of your time, so don’t bother with a cover letter as most of them look alike and those who stand out are poor predictors of actual performance on the job.
Want to discover nova from the inside? There is no better way than starting with an internship to find out if there is a mutual fit. We are looking for talented grad students in the fields of applied mathematics, computer science or life science technologies.
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