Drimva

Amazon

Applied Scientist, AWS Applied AI Solutions - Life Sciences

$143K–$193K

Seattle, WA · Full-time · Posted Oct 13, 2026

Experience
Applied research experience required; no number of years stated. PhD, or MS with equivalent applied research experience.
Education
Master's degree or above in a relevant field; PhD in Machine Learning, Computer Science, Computational Biology, or related field, or MS with equivalent applied research experience.

About the job

Build, evaluate, and ship AI models and agentic systems for clinical trial operations, with potential contributions to drug discovery.

What you'll do

  • Design, train, fine-tune, and evaluate LLM-based agents for clinical protocols, regulatory standards, and operational workflows.
  • Develop benchmarks and model-customization methods to assess reliability and improve outputs on customer data.
  • Partner with domain, product, and engineering teams to take scientific solutions from research into production.

What they ask for

  • Master's degree or above in a relevant field; PhD or MS with equivalent applied research experience.
  • Applied research experience solving complex technical problems and delivering results; publication record at ML or computational biology venues.
  • Experience with LLMs, reasoning systems, and agentic AI, including architecture design, training, fine-tuning, evaluation, and agentic-system development or evaluation.
  • Demonstrated model customization experience and strong Python programming skills with PyTorch or JAX.

Nice to have

  • Experience with scientific or high-stakes agent evaluations, clinical data standards, or regulatory science.
  • Experience with graph neural networks, causal inference, life sciences, computational biology, or translating research into products.

Pay

142,800.00 - 193,200.00 USD annually (base salary)

Tools

LLMs, Python, PyTorch, JAX, RLHF

AI focus

Develop agentic AI and LLM reasoning for clinical trial operations, including evaluation, fine-tuning, retrieval augmentation, and domain adaptation; potential work in protein engineering and antibody design.

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