Research Scientist I/II, Computational Organic Electronics

Highlights

• Use AI and physics-based simulation to discover organic electronic materials.
• Model charge transport and excited-state behavior for device performance.
• Close the loop between computation and experiment to guide optimization.

What they offer

• Bonus potential
• Generous early-stage equity
• Medical, dental and vision coverage
• Employer-paid life and disability insurance
• Flexible time off with company-wide holidays
• Paid parental leave
• Educational assistance program
• Commuter benefits including bike share
• Company subsidized lunch program

Ideal candidate

PhD-trained materials researcher who loves organic electronics and connecting physics insight to real devices. Hands-on, curious collaborator eager to turn simulations and data into actionable discovery with AI and experimental teams.

Requirements

• PhD or equivalent experience in Materials Science, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics or related field
• Strong foundation in computational materials science and chemistry including electronic structure methods and large-scale atomistic simulations
• Deep understanding of organic semiconductors, organic electronics, photovoltaics, optoelectronic materials, charge transport or related systems
• Experience applying first-principles, molecular simulations or general atomistic methods to materials discovery or optimization
• Ability to connect molecular, morphological and electronic structure features to device-relevant properties
• Strong programming skills in Python and scientific computing workflows