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HOW WE WORK

We run on four principles that make our mission possible

Challenge Accepted

Chase the toughest problems. Stay open to radical ideas. Take calculated risks and think critically.

Assembly Required

Unite AI, engineering, and drug development. Create a common language across disciplines.

Rigor Applied

Use scientific rigor and objectivity. Let data and ingenuity lead, combining deduction with intuition. Move with urgency.

Engagement Embraced

Show up inspired to deliver for patients. Cultivate feedback as a gift and recognition as the norm, and keep fun alive.

locations

Based where breakthroughs happen

Headquartered in South San Francisco with innovation centers in Seattle and London, we’re based in cities that are home to some of the most important work happening in technology and science today.

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San Francisco Bay Area
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London
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Seattle

“The opportunity to push AI methods and generative models towards real, unambiguous, and meaningful applications, such as making drugs, is incredibly motivating.”

Joe Watson
AI Scientist, London
Joe Watson

“I’m proud to work alongside exceptionally talented colleagues who support one another while pursuing rigorous, innovative science to address meaningful challenges.”

Rene Sit
Genomics, San Francisco
Rene Sit

“I joined Xaira because of its deeply collaborative culture, with constant conversation between AI scientists, biologists, and drug hunters to create the best AI models for biomedical applications.”

Yongju Lee
AI Scientist, San Francisco
Yongju Lee
seeking

Engineers who want to conquer the hardest problems to save lives

Technologists who want to build the machines that make discovery possible

Scientists who want to unlock the toughest targets

Drug developers who want to reimagine how to match patients to treatment

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