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Infrastructure Developer at Schrödinger - ApplyBlast

Infrastructure Developer

Schrödinger

1 month ago

4.4 on Glassdoor

New York, New York, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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Schrödinger is seeking an Infrastructure Developer to support large-scale scientific testing and validation by creating and maintaining a robust cloud-based technical platform. The role involves automating build, deployment, and testing workflows to drive drug discovery and materials development while providing a stable environment for scientific software developers. This position requires a cloud computing professional with experience in infrastructure as code and continuous integration to ensure the success of the company's scientific innovation.

Responsibilities

Create and maintain infrastructure for large-scale scientific testing on the cloud
Automate build, deployment, and testing workflows to drive drug discovery and materials development forward
Provide a stable platform that enables the work of scientific software developers

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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.