Computational Biologist, DeepMind

DeepMind is seeking a Computational Biologist to join its CBRNE team, which focuses on ensuring that AI advancements do not lead to harmful applications in the biological domain. The role involves evaluating and mitigating safety risks associated with frontier AI models, particularly in relation to harmful biological agents. Candidates should have a strong background in computational biology, with experience in developing assessments and frameworks to quantify technical feasibility and potential consequences of AI model enhancements. The position requires designing and executing evaluations and datasets relevant to computational biology and microbiology. While specific qualifications are not detailed, broad experience in biology is emphasized. The working arrangement is not specified, and the role is suited for individuals who are passionate about using AI for public benefit and scientific discovery. The position offers an opportunity to contribute to ethical AI development in a collaborative environment.