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We are seeking a highly motivated scientist to join the bioinformatics team at the CGR and provide analytical support to DCEG. Working with DCEG investigators, external collaborators, CGR management and staff, the Bioinformatics Scientist I will provide leadership and support to the extensive DCEG GWAS analytical efforts. [More]
We are looking for a software developer to participate in this work. The successful applicant will develop systems for management of large volumes of image data generated by cutting-edge imaging technologies, including correlative light electron and super-resolution light microscopy and other imaging modalities. The primary tasks will include customization of the existing database for better representation of image data, developing converters between different image formats, and integration with the existing data management systems. [More]
The Genomics Technology Infrastructure team at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) seeks a highly motivated individual committed to developing and delivering web views. The successful candidate will work as part of a team of other developers with responsibilities including: Developing new features for data visualisation and analysis; Working to create our next-generation website; Helping to ensure the regular scheduled releases of Ensembl and Ensembl Genomes are delivered on-time in conjunction with our back-end development team. [More]
We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic, highly motivated Bioinformatician to work in the EGA and Archive Infrastructure Team at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) located on the Wellcome Trust Genome Campus near Cambridge in the UK. The successful applicant will work with a focused team of developers, biologists and user support personnel to provide a world leading reference genetic variation resource as part of the European Genome-phenome Archive (EGA) project. You will engage in both internal and external (national and international) collaborations, especially the RD-Connect consortium (www.rd-connect.eu) and will have the opportunity to gain expertise in biological ontologies, metadata and scientific data modelling primarily related to research into rare disease. RD-Connect is a platform for connecting databases, registries, biobanks and clinical bioinformatics for rare disease research. [More]
The primary job responsibility of the selected candidate will be the management of the main analysis pipeline used at TGen to automate the analysis of next-generation sequencing data. This job will involve frequent interactions with project leaders around the institute to develop project specific processes and to ensure projects are analyzed in timely manner. [More]
The CI Developer will create and maintain elements of the CI, will need to work flexibly across multiple technologies, both front-end, back-end, and database, and will need to rapidly acquire skills in new programming languages and environments, packages, and databases. The project uses an aggressive array of technologies to deliver high-performance access to the stored networks and biological analytics, and to implement front-end integration with web-based interfaces and visualization. The developer will interact with scientists using the CI in bioinformatic and biological research. [More]
We are seeking a Computational Scientist to become a member of our computational biology team at our Cambridge office. As a Computational Scientist, you will work internally and externally to operationalize the graph technical vision by executing, evaluating and refining an integrated graph-based genomic analyses toolset to process raw data in high priority areas including calling hereditary variants, calling somatic/cancer variants, and calling RNA-Seq expression and variants (isomers). As a Computational Scientist you will work in teams to create and develop tools in an integrated graph genomic analyses toolset that will include global and local alignment, integrated graph caller, local iterative assembly, global assembly and phased haplotype assembly. [More]
San Diego ApplyApply with LinkedIn Purpose of Job Understanding the role of the microbiome in human health and disease is an important component of HLI’s mission. The focus of this role includes software and system development in microbiome data processing and data analysis, and research in microbiome and disease association and knowledge discovery. [More]
For its new Bioinformatics Core Facility, the center is currently looking for a dynamic and highly motivated Scientist in Bioinformatics. The candidate will perform informatics to solve biological questions and will be involved in: Building and applying bioinformatics pipelines in order to analyze high-throughput sequencing data such as whole-genome, whole-exome, methylation and RNA data; Guiding biologists in analyzing their own data and performing statistical tests and pathway analysis; [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]