Assist in promoting Patsnap's Life Science tools by building prototypes, creating content for social media, and providing insights for the sales team.
The Mission
Your goal is to help us turn Patsnap’s Life Science suite (MCP, Skills, Agents, and APIs) into the "must-have" toolkit for the modern researcher. You won’t just talk about the product; you will build with it. Guided by our team, you will identify and solve high-value research hypotheses—for example, Target Validation and Antibody Design—with our tools. You will share those solutions to attract a community of power users and buyers.
Responsibilities
- The "Patsnap" Power User in the Making: Dive deep and learn the ins and outs of our MCP and API ecosystem. You will be the first person to test new Skills and Agents for Life Science applications.
- Workflow Prototyping: Build "Proof of Concept" Agents that solve specific scientific tasks (e.g., “An Agent that cross-references GWAS data with Patsnap’s Target Validation API”).
- PLG Content Strategy: Create "Build-in-Public" content for LinkedIn and X. Show, don't tell, how the Patsnap API streamlines bioinformatics workflows.
- User Identification: Analyze social trends and research publications to find the specific "tribes" (Antibody engineers, Computational biologists) that need our tools most.
- Insight Reporting: Contribute to high-quality reports based on your use cases that can be used by the sales team as "lead magnets" to convert free users into enterprise clients.
Qualifications & Skills
- Academic Background: Degree (or final year) in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, or Molecular Biology. You should be comfortable with the language of Drug Discovery.
- Tech-Savvy: Comfortable working with APIs and understanding the logic of Model Context Protocol (MCP). You don't need to be a Senior Dev, but you shouldn't be afraid of a terminal or a JSON file.
- Content Creation: Ability to synthesize complex scientific results into "scroll-stopping" social media posts.
The "Ideal Candidate" Profile
- You are a Scientific Tinkerer: You love trying new software tools and figuring out how to break (and fix) them.
- You have a Community Mindset: Ideally, you follow the Bio-IT or AI community and are eager to learn how to engage with peers online.
- You are Outcome-Oriented: You understand that more followers = more potential users = more sales for Patsnap's Life Science products.
Why This Role is Unique
You aren't just an intern; you are a Product Advocate. You will have direct influence over the Patsnap Life Science roadmap by reporting what "Skills" or "Agents" the community is actually asking for.
Patsnap Singapore, Singapore, SGP Office
47 Scotts Road - Goldbell Towers, #11-03, Singapore, Singapore, 228233
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