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Applications Scientist

Schrödinger

1 month ago

4.4 on Glassdoor

Tokyo, Japan

Hybrid

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Applications Scientist role at Schrödinger in Tokyo involves partnering with pharmaceutical and biotechnology customers to apply the company's scientific platform to real drug-discovery challenges. This position requires combining scientific expertise with customer engagement and cross-functional collaboration to support customer success and long-term adoption. The role includes travel to visit customers in Japan and attend international meetings a few times a year.

Responsibilities

Serve as scientific advisor to pharmaceutical and biotechnology customers
Deliver tailored presentations, demonstrations, workshops, and trainings
Partner with Account Managers on strategic accounts and adoption strategies

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in computational chemistry, medicinal chemistry, chemical biology, structural biology, pharmaceutical sciences, or related drug-discovery field

About Schrödinger

schrodinger.com

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1990

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Schrödinger is a scientific leader that provides a physics‑based software platform for molecular discovery and design, delivering advanced molecular simulation, modeling, and predictive tools. Its solutions are used by pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and materials companies to accelerate drug discovery, materials innovation, and related R&D workflows. Schrödinger combines rigorous physics‑based methods with cheminformatics and data‑driven techniques, and supports customers with software, services, and partnerships to translate computational insights into experimental progress.