Immunology PhD Researcher
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
Immunology PhD Researcher
Posted today
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Seeking a full-time Immunology PhD Researcher, the candidate will serve as the scientific authority on ground truth in immune biology, focusing on testing AI agents' reasoning capabilities, curating datasets, and building tasks related to immunology workflows, with the flexibility to work remotely.
Key responsibilities:
Transform real immunology workflows into tasks with clear answers, including immune profiling and vaccine immunogenicity
Assess AI agents' ability to distinguish real biological data from artifacts and validate immunogenicity versus protection
Critique agent conclusions and provide expert judgment on their accuracy and relevanceRequired qualificationsPhD in immunology, vaccinology, or a related field
Deep expertise in vaccine development, T/B cell biology, autoimmunity, or related areas demonstrated through peer-reviewed work or industry experience
Experience analyzing immune data using tools like FlowJo, R, or Python
Familiarity with AI tools such as Claude or ChatGPT and the ability to discern scientifically accurate information
Strong domain confidence to challenge AI outputs and adapt based on new evidence
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