Job Description:
The Broad Institute seeks a Computational Associate I, under the Epigenomics Program, to assist in the analysis of data from large scale genome-wide sequencing assays, including single cell work. This is a great opportunity to engage in cutting edge science and make a central contribution to biomedical research. RESPONSIBILITIES: The Epigenomics group at the Broad is responsible for the collection of multiple epigenomics maps from many samples. In addition, the group is engaged in collaborative projects with other research groups that seek to utilize epigenomic data to better understand biology of health and disease. The person hired for this position will work closely with the computational and leadership of the Epigenomics Program to implement computational methods for the analysis of the data produced by the group and our collaborators. REQUIREMENTS:
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About Us: The Broad Institute is pioneering a new model of collaborative biomedical science to transform biology and medicine. To do that, we have created a unique community of amazing, creative people — “Broadies” — each with a passion for pushing scientific frontiers. Broadies have a diverse collection of talents, expertise, and backgrounds, creating a rich collaborative environment for solving intractable scientific problems. We are always looking for new team members within Research, Computational Biology, Software Engineering, and Administration to help us tackle important problems at the cutting edge of science. Why Broad? It comes down to our culture. Our community transcends academic and organizational barriers, encouraging different points of view and making all Broadies part of something meaningful. If ours is a community you would want to be a part of, then please apply! EOE / Minorities / Females / Protected Veterans / Disabilities [Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]
The Broad Institute seeks a Computational Associate I, under the Epigenomics Program, to assist in the analysis of data from large scale genome-wide sequencing assays, including single cell work. This is a great opportunity to engage in cutting edge science and make a central contribution to biomedical research. RESPONSIBILITIES: The Epigenomics group at the Broad is responsible for the collection of multiple epigenomics maps from many samples. In addition, the group is engaged in collaborative projects with other research groups that seek to utilize epigenomic data to better understand biology of health and disease. The person hired for this position will work closely with the computational and leadership of the Epigenomics Program to implement computational methods for the analysis of the data produced by the group and our collaborators. REQUIREMENTS:
- At least a bachelor's degree in computational biology, bioinformatics, biology or a related field. Good analytic skills combined with proficiency with computers are necessary.
- A solid background in statistics, familiarity with R or Matlab, and experience with Python are all significant pluses.
- Experience processing large genome-wide data sets would be an advantage.
- Excellent communication skills required.
- Must demonstrate outstanding personal initiative and the ability to work effectively as part of a team.
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About Us: The Broad Institute is pioneering a new model of collaborative biomedical science to transform biology and medicine. To do that, we have created a unique community of amazing, creative people — “Broadies” — each with a passion for pushing scientific frontiers. Broadies have a diverse collection of talents, expertise, and backgrounds, creating a rich collaborative environment for solving intractable scientific problems. We are always looking for new team members within Research, Computational Biology, Software Engineering, and Administration to help us tackle important problems at the cutting edge of science. Why Broad? It comes down to our culture. Our community transcends academic and organizational barriers, encouraging different points of view and making all Broadies part of something meaningful. If ours is a community you would want to be a part of, then please apply! EOE / Minorities / Females / Protected Veterans / Disabilities [Click Here to Access the Original Job Post]