Computational Scientist
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Apply to this job Bay Area on site Until 8/21/2026 First posted April 13, 2025 Last posted July 25, 2025
Job description
About The Role
Cradle is a moonshot company building a pause button for biology. We believe this will unlock medical hibernation, deep space exploration, and fundamentally change humanity's relationship with the future.
We’re building an elite team of applied physicists and engineers for true full stack engineering, from electrons to operating systems. Projects will require high degree of autonomy and breadth of skill across electrical, mechanical, and computational design, with a strong emphasis on first principles thinking.
About you
- Strong fundamentals in a scientific (physics, chemistry, biology) discipline, excited to build the future
- Experience with computational tools including density functional theory and molecular dynamics
- Degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or equivalent
- Demonstrations of exceptional ability and autonomy in past work
Benefits
- Opportunity for outsized impact creating the future as an early team member
- Generous medical, dental and vision insurance coverage for employees and their dependents
- Flexible time off and paid holidays
- Competitive compensation package, including salary and equity
- Access to a 401(k) retirement savings plan
- FSA and commuter benefits
- Subsidized lunch daily
About this role
Summary
Build future technologies using computational tools and scientific principles.
Job title
Computational Scientist
Experience level
entry level
Industry
biotechnology
Location requirements
Bay Area, remote work not mentioned
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Skills & keywords
Required skills
scientific fundamentalscomputational toolsdensity functional theorymolecular dynamicsdegree in engineering or science
Preferred skills
None specified
Specializations
computationalphysicschemistrybiologyengineering
Locations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Unknown location
On-site
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