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AI Healthcare & Life Sciences Intern

IBM

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Sep 19, 2025
San Jose, CA, US
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IBM Research is looking to solve the problem of advancing AI methods for scientific applications in biomedical research, by designing and developing large-scale AI models and algorithms.

Requirements

  • Strong foundation in mathematics, physics and chemistry
  • Experience with algorithms development and scientific computing
  • Experience with AI/ML model design and training
  • Proficiency in Python and modern deep learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch)
  • Experience working with large, complex biomedical datasets and high-performance computing environments
  • Background in physics-based modeling, with a preferred focus on chemical and biophysical simulation
  • Background in developing and implementing novel AI methods

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to the design and development of large-scale AI models and algorithms for applications in the domain of biomedical research
  • Build and evaluate research prototypes that advance AI methods for scientific applications grounded in the principles of physics, chemistry and biological sciences
  • Collaborate with biomedical researchers in healthcare and pharmaceutical industries to develop AI agentic workflows and foundation models tailored towards their fields
  • Develop and implement novel AI methods
  • Apply quantum mechanics in the field of physics-based modeling
  • Work with large, complex biomedical datasets and high-performance computing environments
  • Design and train AI/ML models

Other

  • Master's Degree preferred
  • Current enrollment in Ph.D. program with a track record of research in referenced areas
  • Collaborative mindset to work within an interdisciplinary team and with agile coding principles
  • A drive to produce innovative, publishable research
  • Ability to reason about complex biomedical problems