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Schrödinger, Inc.

Senior Manager, Materials Science, Japan Tokyo

Schrödinger, Inc., Jackson, Mississippi, United States

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Overview Tokyo

Schrödinger seeks a

Head of Materials Science Applications Science

to join us in our efforts to improve human health and quality of life through the development, distribution, and application of advanced computational methods!

Responsibilities

Serve as a core member of the Japan Leadership Team (JLT), contributing to the strategic direction, organizational development, and overall success of Schrödinger KK

Collaborate with Sales to develop and execute ambitious strategic business plans

Provide expert scientific guidance on complex materials design challenges, including executive presentations, strategic account management, and resolution of challenging technical implementations

Collaborate cross-functionally with Sales, Product Management, Marketing, and global Applications Science teams to drive revenue growth, communicate customer needs, and align regional strategies with company objectives

Establish scientific thought leadership in computational materials science through research initiatives, high-impact publications, conference presentations, and representation of Schrödinger at major industry events

Manage all technical operations including troubleshooting of scientific workflows, oversight of contract research services, and guidance of customer application strategies to ensure optimal use of Schrödinger's materials science platform

Who will love this job

A molecular dynamics simulation expert with proven experience in polymer materials and complex material systems

A technical leader who understands both underlying scientific methodology and big-picture business implications

A proven people manager who excels at developing talent and building high-performing teams

An enthusiastic traveler who enjoys visiting customer sites across Japan

Qualifications

PhD in molecular simulation of Materials Science, or a related field

At least eight years of experience in computational materials science, with three to five in a leadership role

Business-level English skills for global collaboration and technical communication

Experience in customer-facing roles within the scientific software industry (preferred)

Experience with business development, sales support, or customer success in B2B technical environments (preferred)

Pay and Perks Schrödinger understands that exceptional leaders drive exceptional results. We offer a highly competitive compensation package including base salary, performance-based bonuses, and equity participation. Our comprehensive benefits include mutual-aid retirement plans, over four weeks of paid vacation time, flexible work arrangements, numerous company holidays, parental and caregiver leave programs, healthcare through our partnership with the Japanese Health Insurance Association, and extensive professional development opportunities including leadership training, continuous education support, and conference attendance.

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