Job Skills: Genome Assembly

The Ensembl Genomes team is looking to appoint a skilled and highly motivated bioinformatician to join the team at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI), which is located on the Wellcome Trust Campus near Cambridge in the UK. Ensembl Genomes is a leading genomic database for non-vertebrate, and you will work on the production and development of this resource by contributing to the Ensembl Genomes extension project. [More]

The Bioinformatics Specialist will assemble genome using long-read next generation sequencing technologies data and perform scaffolding using other data types such as bionano and Hi-C. Responsibilities include evaluating assemblies quality and generating summary statistics, creating data analysis pipelines, contributing to genome annotation effort, and managing raw data and final assembles storage. [More]

The successful applicant will be responsible for constructing genomic and transcriptomic libraries, as well as their assembly and analysis using bioinformatics tools in a high-performance computing environment. Work will require the development of new research methodologies and tools, and publishing results in high-impact journals.In addition, successful applicants will be responsible for co-training undergraduate, graduate students and technicians, as well as contributing to the overall research environment of the University. [More]

Effectively function as a client facing instructor for ABiL’s workforce development training program to clearly, concisely and effectively communicate bioinformatics concepts with a primary focus on skill transfer; Describe the underlying theory and application, and demonstrate the use of a wide range of bioinformatics tools and methods, and the application of relevant software packages and analysis methods to address client research goals... [More]

At our site in the Research Triangle Park in North Carolina, we are seeking Bioinformatics scientists within the Integrated Trait Knowledge Function. This position will directly report to the Bioinformatics team leader at RTP. The scientist will work locally and globally with other researchers, computational biologists and bioinformaticians in providing data analysis support. The work will involve analyzing next generation sequencing and large scale genomic and phenotypic data. [More]

Granger Genetics is currently seeking a full-time Bioinformatician. The ideal candidate will have experience with 1) analyzing next-generation sequencing data with an eye toward biological interpretation, 2) developing analytic pipelines by integrating existing scientific tools with custom codebases, and 3) supporting existing/legacy code. [More]

The Senior BioInformatics Scientist – NGS Data Analysis (level determined by candidate experience) will develop complex analysis pipelines in areas such as genome assembly, RNA-seq and expression analysis, metabolomics, proteomics, and variant analysis. Work will span areas that include microbial and yeast work through Human health and agricultural biotechnology.  [More]

We are searching for a Bioinformatics Scientist for the CGRL to serve as a primary resource for researchers in the Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI), a partnership between UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco, focused on advancing the science of genome editing (innovativegenomics.org). The Bioinformatics Scientist will work with the CGRL faculty directors and other staff to manage and provide instructional, consulting and collaboration services in design and analysis of genomic experiments, serving researchers in IGI and throughout the Berkeley community. [More]

Our client a biotechnology company in the Cambridge, MA area is searching for a BIOINFORMATICS SCIENTIST who will be responsible for developing programs, algorithms, and user applications for sequence data analysis, assembly and packaging, genomic assembly and annotation, SNP discovery, and LIMS automation.  [More]

A 17-months postdoctoral researcher position is available at the University of Angers (France).The project will be a bio-informatic analysis of the evolution of genomes in the genus Rosa, at two levels: (i) the research of structural variants (SVs), and (ii) the study of the evolution of resistance gene families. [More]