AI-driven protein design using proprietary nature knowledge graph
Basecamp Research builds machine learning systems to design proteins from first principles, trained on a proprietary knowledge graph of natural biology. The stack (Python, Go, Kubernetes, Dagster, Temporal, NVIDIA) reflects deep computational demand: petascale pipelines, containerized workflows, and orchestration at scale. Active projects span gene editing tools, protein design build-test cycles, and infrastructure scaling — suggesting the team is hitting workflow bottlenecks and cloud compute constraints as they move from prototype toward production therapeutics.
Basecamp Research is an AI company solving protein design and gene editing for pharma, food, and industrial biotech. Founded in 2019 and based in London, the team combines machine learning engineers, research scientists, and policy experts to discover and engineer proteins without costly directed evolution campaigns. The company operates a 11–50-person organization with a research-heavy headcount mix, active hiring in the UK and US, and focus on infrastructure scaling and operational tooling to support rapid R&D cycles.
Core tools include Python, Go, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS, NVIDIA, Linux, Dagster for workflow orchestration, and Temporal for distributed systems. ddPCR is used for experimental validation.
London, United Kingdom. The company actively hires in both the UK and United States.
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