Build the future of drug discovery
Simulate life so we can build drugs faster. Our work accelerates drug development, saves costs and time, enables treatments for rare diseases, combats antibiotic resistance, and enables personalized medicine.
Our team comes from
Physics + AI + Engineering
We're combining physics, AI, and engineering for molecular simulation to unlock a new era of drug discovery. Our platform puts powerful computational tools in the hands of researchers who need them most.
Join us in building technology that will fundamentally change how medicines are discovered and developed.
👈 See the VisionCuriosity
We ask questions and explore the unknown.
High Agency
We take ownership and drive results.
Humility
We learn from others and stay grounded.
Ambition
We build things that matter at scale.
The Humans Behind the Simulation
The heart of Deep Origin is our people — scientists, ML researchers, engineers, product builders, and dreamers from around the world.
Life at Deep Origin
We're a global, collaborative team with hubs in South San Francisco and Yerevan, Armenia. Our culture emphasizes curiosity, high agency, humility, and building ambitious things together.
Benefits & Perks
We take care of our team so they can focus on what matters most.
Shape the Future
Work on technology that will transform drug discovery and improve human health.
Competitive Compensation
Competitive salary with meaningful equity in a high-growth company.
Full Benefits
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision coverage for you and your family.
Flexible Work
Remote-friendly with onsite options in South San Francisco and Yerevan.
Team Gatherings
Annual team gatherings to connect, collaborate, and celebrate together.
Office Perks
Free lunch, snacks, drinks, and gym access at our office locations.
Open Roles
Find your next opportunity and help us transform drug discovery.
Don't see a role that fits? We're always looking for talented people.
Send us your resumeReady to make an impact?
Join our team and help build technology that will change how medicines are discovered.