Job Company: University of British Columbia
Conduct bioinformatics data analysis and software development projects in a highly interdisciplinary, dynamic and team-based environment. We anticipate this position will be a mix of data analysis and software development, with proportions depending on experience, skills and interests of the candidate as well as needs. [More]
A temporary software engineer is required to assist in the implementation of a software package related to genome sequence analysis for the Wasserman Lab Disruptive Innovations in Genomics research project. The duties require experience with both Python and C++ programming languages, comfort developing software within a Linux operating environment, and the demonstrated ability... [More]
Responsibilities: The successful applicant for this position will extend state-of-the-art computational statistics methodology to address key challenges from fields such as pathogen genome-wide association studies ; phylodynamics , for example methodological developments related to Approximate Bayesian Computation... [More]
We are looking for innovative students who are interested in pursuing a PhD in the Epigenomics Laboratory at the University of British Columbia. Our research applies cutting edge experimental and computational methodologies to develop and test hypothesis of functional genomic mechanisms driving rare and common forms of cancer. [More]
The Department of Microbiology & Immunology is seeking a highly qualified and motivated full-time Bioinformaticist to start January/February 2018. The successful candidate will join the Hancock research group and will perform algorithmic and statistical analyses on genomic and transcriptome sequencing data sets. [More]
Dr. Philipp Lange, Canada Research Chair in Translational Proteomics of Pediatric Malignancies at the University of British Columbia (UBC) in Vancouver, Canada, is seeking up to three highly talented, creative and motivated postdoctoral fellows to join his research team in UBC's Dept of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine. [More]
Two computational biology post-doctoral positions are available at the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada). These positions, in the laboratory of Dr. Wyeth Wasserman, focus on the analysis and interpretation of genetic alterations in the human genome sequence. Both positions are coupled to recently funded projects, providing the right candidate with a strong and stable opportunity to work in a highly collaborative environment. [More]