Bioinformatician: MS-based Proteomics

Bioinformatician: MS-based Proteomics

August 10, 2026 - Copenhagen, Denmark

Ready to Push the Frontiers of MS-Based Spatial Proteomics?

Every week, frontier AI labs announce another leap in what large language models can do. We use these tools every day, and they have fundamentally changed how we work: we prototype faster, explore ideas we would not have tackled a year ago, and automate countless repetitive tasks.
But one thing has not changed: meaningful progress still depends on people who know which questions to ask - and who are curious enough to keep digging.
We are looking for someone who wants to understand what lies beneath a protein-level result: the peptides, spectra, and algorithms that turn raw measurements into biological insight. Someone who asks why an identification was made, why a protein was quantified at a certain level, where the result might fail, and how we can build something better.
If you are excited about combining mass spectrometry, bioinformatics, and AI to push spatial proteomics forward - and don't mind helping us drive up our compute and LLM bills along the way - we would love to hear from you!

The Role

You will join a small, international team in central Copenhagen, analyzing MS-based proteomics data from large patient cohorts and driving spatial proteomics forward on our tileDVP platform. Working at the intersection of mass spectrometry, bioinformatics, and AI, you will turn raw spectra into biological insight - in mission-driven work that translates into real differences in patient care, not just publications.

You Will

  • Analyze DIA proteomics data from large patient cohorts using tools such as DIA-NN, PEAKS, and Spectronaut
  • Evaluate and benchmark new proteomics software and methods for production-scale adoption
  • Investigate non-canonical proteomic signals - sequence variants and de novo peptides - beyond canonical database searches
  • Apply and adapt deep-learning approaches for MS/MS spectral prediction and de novo peptide sequencing
  • Contribute to spatial proteomics analyses on our tileDVP platform, connecting molecular findings to tissue biology
  • Develop scalable, production-ready analysis pipelines in Python
  • Collaborate with software and wet-lab teams to translate proteomics findings into platform improvements and biological insights

You Have

Education & Experience
  • Hands-on research experience in MS-based proteomics, particularly DIA, from an MSc, PhD, or equivalent industry experience
  • Experience working with large-scale datasets and cohort-level analyses
Technical Expertise
  • Solid grasp of proteomics data-analysis fundamentals: FDR control, q-values, spectral libraries, and quantification strategies
  • Strong statistical foundation: batch effects, normalization, differential expression, and error-rate control
  • Strong Python-based analysis and scripting skills
  • Understanding of the algorithmic principles behind peptide identification: database search, spectral-library matching, and/or de novo sequencing
  • Familiarity with deep-learning approaches for MS/MS spectral prediction and/or de novo sequencing
Mindset & Skills
  • Curious and detail-oriented, with a drive to uncover biological insights from complex, high-throughput data
  • Clear communicator, able to present and visualize findings for technical and nontechnical audiences
  • Independent in your day-to-day work, while collaborating closely across teams
  • Well-organized in your code and analysis practices, with version control and reproducibility in mind

Nice to Have

  • Experience with spatial proteomics or other spatial omics technologies
  • Breadth across proteomics software ecosystems (e.g., DIA-NN, MaxQuant, Spectronaut, FragPipe, PEAKS) or application areas such as plasma proteomics, spike-in experiments, structural proteomics, or proteoform-level/top-down approaches
  • Experience adapting, extending, or building custom scoring or ML-based approaches for peptide identification
  • Experience using AI tools or agentic workflows, such as LLM-based coding assistants, to accelerate scientific analysis

Interested?

The role is on-site at our office in central Copenhagen. Please send your resume and a short cover letter to  jobs@resolute.bio , with "ResBioInf26" in the subject line - applications without the correct subject line will be filtered out. Feel free to include your salary expectations and any relevant portfolio links, such as GitHub repositories.
As a company, we care about your potential, not your background. If this role excites you, do not hesitate to apply. We review applications as they come in and look forward to hearing from you!
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