Job Skills: Lunix/Unix
We offer a unique opportunity to work on integration of high-throughput omics data, individual health records, and individual environment factors -- ideal for those wanting to make an impact transforming translational research. As a member of the multidisciplinary bioinformatics team, you may contribute, but not necessarily be limited to, the following activities: Implementation and management of data analysis pipelines using the cloud environment or internal high performance compute clusters; Development of exploration and visualization tools for internal and external large datasets... [More]
The University of Washington Medical Center - Health Sciences Center has an outstanding opportunity for a full-time Senior Computer Specialist primarily supporting bioinformatics for clinical next-generation sequencing assays. In this position, the candidate will help maintain and expand our national leadership in developing next generation sequencing technology for patient care. [More]
Position is responsible for performing various molecular biology, biochemistry and cell biology techniques in support of lab and PI research goals. Range of duties includes, but is not limited to: conducting procedures, modifying procedures as needed, data collection and analysis, tissue culture, recombinant DNA techniques and laboratory maintenance. [More]
The Research Scholar position will work as a member of project “Development and validation of advanced methods for detection and identification of plant quarantine pathogens”. The position will work under the general supervision of a Team/Project Leader to support the APHIS PPQ CPHST Beltsville Laboratory projects on molecular and biochemical methods for the diagnosis of regulatory plant pests/pathogens. [More]
Work as a bioinformatics analyst for Booz Allen Hamilton focused on technical services that support research and development using biomedical, including clinical, survey, and genomics data. Leverage bioinformatics software and platforms to solve problems and analyze data and apply expertise in advanced analytics, working with industry leading computing technologists and data scientists that solve large.... [More]
The Next-Generation Sequencing Informatics (NGSI) group is looking to hire an individual who is seeking to continue a challenging and rewarding career as a Lead Bioinformatics Programmer. As the bioinformatics core of the HGSC, NGSI oversees the day-to-day logistics of all NGS pipelines through a single, integrated system that supports the HGSC Sequencing and Analysis Efforts. [More]
Applications are sought for a Software Developer to maintain and enhance SNPnexus a hugely popular analytical tool that allows researchers to assess the potential significance of sequence variations that could lead to diseases. The successful candidate will be responsible for SNPnexus enhancement to ensure that it remains a cutting-edge tool and continues to contribute to maximising the knowledge extracted from sequencing data. [More]
work with scientists, engineers, marketing, and regulatory personnel to advance ddPCR and sequencing technologies;Analyze PCR and sequencing data, develop analytical methods, and build analysis pipeline;Develop data management solutions through relational databases and file systems;Communicate with software team and lab scientists, and write documents as needed;Support scientists for publications and engineers for product releases. [More]
Wanted: Computational Biology Research Assistant Interested in Swimming in Next Gen Sequencing Data for Noninvasive Cancer Detection and Biomarker Discovery.Do you love working with next generation sequencing data?;Are you comfortable managing large amounts of data and metadata?; Are you organized and detail-oriented? If so, you may be a great fit as our Research Computer Specialist position. [More]
The Scientific Computing Core of the Flatiron Institute and the SFARI Informatics group are jointly seeking a Flatiron Research Fellow to research and develop new computational methods for the identification and analysis of structural genomic variations (CNVs, rearrangements, transposable elements). These new methods will be applied to genomics data being generated from several large, ongoing clinical cohort studies supported by SFARI. [More]