17 results for Director Of Data Science Jobs in 02138, Cambridge, MA, US

Lead AI/Machine Learning initiatives in drug discovery, focusing on in-silico design, ligand-protein binding, and generative chemistry. Manage multiple high-visibility projects, engage with academic and industry partners, and mentor team members.

SummaryThe AI & Computational Science (AICS) is the dedicated AI team at Novartis Biomedical Research innovating drug discovery. We aim to accelerate discoveries of transformative medicines for patients worldwide. AI & Computational Science (AICS) is seeking a highly motivated and experienced incomi...

Lead a team of data scientists to build AI-powered solutions, focusing on recommendation systems and information retrieval. Guide the deployment of production-ready models, mentor team members, and oversee the integration of unstructured data into ML models.

Lead AI initiatives in Financial Services, define AI models, mentor data science teams, implement and validate models, solve complex customer issues with machine learning and AI solutions, and support business development around data science/AI-driven opportunities.

Engagement Manager/Director (Customer Success) – Cloud Data & Life ScienceOur client is a pioneering Scientific Data and AI Cloud company, distinguished by its unique, open, and purpose-built platform that integrates deep scientific expertise with cutting-edge technology. The company is dedicated to...

Responsible for generating and delivering data-driven insights, leading the execution and interpretation of AI/ML models, managing a team of data scientists, and collaborating cross-functionally to develop and execute brand analytics plans. The role includes evaluating and enhancing data science cap...

Our ideal candidate will possess strong business acumen, coupled with the ability to communicate findings to both business and IT leaders in a way that can influence how our organization approaches a business challenge. The Data Science Director will not just address business problems; instead will ...