About the job
Imagine... being part of an innovative organization that cultivates and develops life sciences companies dedicated to pioneering groundbreaking technologies aimed at revolutionizing health care and sustainability.
Company Overview
Expedition Medicines is a dynamic, privately held, early-stage biotechnology company at the forefront of the Protein Editing field. We specialize in creating small molecules that modify protein structure and function to target currently undruggable options across various therapeutic strategies. Our advanced platform combines cutting-edge small molecule chemistry and chemoproteomic discovery technologies with Machine Learning (ML) to facilitate generative design. Backed by Flagship Pioneering, we leverage their vision, courage, and resources to propel Expedition Medicines from platform validation to impactful patient solutions. We seek passionate, collaborative, and determined problem solvers to join our mission!
Role Overview:
The Senior/Principal Scientist in Structural Biology will concentrate on determining protein-ligand complex structures using X-ray crystallography and cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM). This role involves delivering structural insights and collaborating with project teams to advance structure-based drug design and uncover the mechanisms of action of small molecules.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and implement structural biology strategies for multiple projects.
- Oversee the design, expression, and purification of protein constructs for structural determination.
- Develop and execute protocols to achieve high-quality crystals for X-ray crystallography.
- Create and implement protocols for grid optimization, data collection, and analysis in cryo-EM.
- Refine and communicate structures of protein-ligand complexes, collaborating with project teams to drive hit-to-lead and lead optimization processes.
- Manage contract research organizations (CROs) to ensure efficient delivery of protein expression and structural biology services.
- Enhance our capabilities and serve as a trusted authority in the field of structural biology.

