Job Skills: DNA sequencing
We are seeking an innovative, collaborative and enthusiastic computational scientist to work on a variety of high-dimensional bioinformatics projects centered on target identification, drug discovery and translational research. The individual will integrate internal and external datasets, including next generation sequence data. [More]
The Gene Domain is one of the several data domains that was set up by the GSK Data CoE last year to streamline the management and governance of gene data use and re-use across R&D. It will serve as a centralized resource of gene data and associated metadata that will be accessible across GSK in a meaningful way and will accelerate discovery and de-risk development of transformational drugs. [More]
These positions are in Bioinformatics Core Services in Tarrytown, NY. There are 3 openings for Summer 2018. Each opening is described below. Position 1: Supporting our drug research and developing pipelines, at REGENERON we leverage on whole genome/ exome/ transcriptome NGS technologies to inform the design of precise genome editing experiments on animal models and human cell lines. [More]
The New York Genome Center is looking for a highly motivated, detail-oriented individual to join our germline DNA sequencing analysis team in the Bioinformatics group. The germline DNA sequencing team aims to develop, maintain, and improve whole-genome (WGS) and whole-exome sequencing (WES) analysis pipelines, including variant discovery, pedigree analysis, and functional annotation. [More]
There is opportunity for a highly driven and motivated individual to join the Genomic Applications Team (US), Bay Area, as an Applications Bioinformatician, responsible for showcasing the strengths of Oxford Nanopore’s technology by applying it to important biological questions.This role requires an individual who is highly driven and self-motivated to support the activities of the whole Applications group. [More]
Duties: We are looking for a postdoc-level researcher to join the team at CTMR as a bioinformatician. The applicant should be able to take on a leading role in large-scale studies of the human microbiome in collaboration with external clinical researchers. The position involves bioinformatics and biostatistical analyses of large-scale DNA sequencing data. [More]
We are seeking a bioinformatics investigator to accelerate the development of immuno-oncology therapies. The successful candidate will serve as a biomarker liaison with clinical teams in Translational Clinical Oncology and Oncology Global Development, including the following responsibilities: Collaborate with Precision Medicine Directors on the design and execution of biomarker profiling studies in clinical trials... [More]
The University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute is hiring a full-time informatics analyst to support biological research projects involving high-throughput sequencing at the University of Minnesota. The successful applicant will join the established Research Informatics Solutions (RIS) team, composed of ten PhD level informatics analysts. [More]
The focus of the Bioinformatics Analyst is to analyze pathogen DNA and RNA sequences from clinical and environmental samples to support veterinary clinical testing applications. Though based in the Molecular Diagnostic laboratory, which is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, including high-throughput automated extraction and liquid handling systems and a variety of platforms... [More]
We are hiring a software engineer to re-envision our ecosystem of software tools for data capture and analysis of DNA sequences and sequence annotations. This role will guide the process of expanding our system of DNA sequence storage and analysis tools by synthesising the company’s scientific needs with the technological opportunities. Key activities are evaluating existing tools as well as the academic literature... [More]