open positions
We don’t have open positions right now but we are always looking for talented, curious and open-minded individuals: feel free to drop us a line or two!
opportunity
be part of reshaping the
druggable space
Proxygen uses the most cutting-edge technologies to identify and develop molecular glue degraders. For the first time, we have the tools to create tangible improvements in the treatment of previously untreatable diseases.
team
interdisciplinary approach
for a joint goal
Proxygen brings together scientists from a variety of fields, ranging from chemistry to molecular biology and data science, who share the same goal: to reshape the boundaries of drug development by exploiting the enormous potential of molecular glue degraders.
career
flexibility
the best of two worlds
At Proxygen, we adapt each role to the employee’s needs and interests. We adhere to the academic spirit of giving everyone the freedom to develop in their own direction. We support our employees in improving their skills and expertise while providing them with the opportunity to take on more responsibilities when desired.
vienna
a leading european science hub
Vienna is home to multiple scientific centers of excellence and is one of Europe’s largest life science hubs. The city’s rapidly growing startup and corporate scene was the birthplace of Proxygen and proofs itself continuously as a source of scientific inspiration. The Austrian capital has topped “the world’s highest quality of living” rankings for the past ten years and was crowned “the world’s greenest city” in 2020. Features that make Vienna such an attractive city include:
Affordable high-quality
housing & reliable &
affordable public transport
An international airport with
non-stop flights to all
major cities in Europe
First-class public
healthcare &
public education
Parks, recreational
areas & other green
spaces making up
50% of the urban area
A large variety of cultural
facilities & leisure
activities inside &
outside the city
A young, international
population & very high
penetrance of english as a
second language