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Career Opportunities
- Scholarships
- Bioinformatics Job Opportunities at Complete Genomics
- Bioinformatics Job Opportunities at Life technologies
- Bioinformatics Algorithm Verification and Test Engineer Position
- Algorithm Engineer, System Verification & Test Position
- Senior Bioinformatic Applications Scientist/Software Developer. Life Technologies, Carlsbad, California.
- TAIR Junior Software Developer Position
The Carnegie Institution, located on the Stanford University campus, is looking for a junior-level software developer to support our state-of-the-art, co-located web site and our internal systems. TAIR, The Arabidopsis Information Resource -- http://arabidopsis.org -- provides leading-edge genomics research data and tools.
Responsibilities:
- Programming software systems in Java, Perl, Python, and SQL
- Managing data in relational databases (MySQL, Oracle, Sybase) with SQL
- Maintaining existing software systems
- Monitoring the web site 24x7 in rotation with the rest of the team
- Other duties as required
Requirements:
- BS in Computer Science/Management Information Systems or equivalent experience
- At least one year of experience with script programming in Perl, Python, or another major scripting language
- At least six months of experience programming databases with SQL
- Basic knowledge of software engineering (programming, testing, object-oriented systems programming and design)
- Flexibility to learn and grow in a dynamic research environment
- Ability to interact, to work cooperatively, and to communicate with co-workers
- Part time is OK
Preferred:
- Knowledge of basic.biology and genetics
- Knowledge of web-based programming (HTML, Javascript)
- Knowledge of the Java programming language
Carnegie offers excellent benefits, a competitive salary, 5 weeks of vacation per year, a great work location on the Stanford campus, and a stimulating scientific and computing environment. For immediate consideration, please email your resume (in text [ASCII], HTML, Acrobat (PDF), or Microsoft Word format) to jobs@arabidopsis.org. A successful candidate must be able to provide proof of employment eligibility upon acceptance of a job offer.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
- Student Bioinformatics Technician Positions Available
The Ohio University Bioinformatics Laboratory (OUBL) is seeking student bioinformatics technicians to assist biology researchers in the analysis of life sciences data with bioinformatics methods. The technicians will use bioinformatics software and will develop custom bioinformatics software tools.
The OUBL is currently seeking several undergraduate students with training in bioinformatics to work part-time on multiple research projects. Training in biology and in computer science is required. A Certificate in Bioinformatics is preferred.
All projects require extensive collaboration with biology and computer science researchers. For example, we are currently seeking someone to work in a science-intensive laboratory, assisting with the development and use of bioinformatics methods in microbial genome research. This will involve management of biological research databases, development and use of various bioinformatics tools, and frequent oral presentations. This project requires a student who is interested in solving biological questions, discovering new concepts of microbial genomes and communicating extensively with bench scientists. The project will involve processing next-generation sequencing data (both 454 and Illumina), creating databases, genetics analysis and statistical analyses.
Qualified applicants should apply to:
Lonnie R. Welch, Stuckey Professor
Director of the Bioinformatics Laboratory
School of Elec. Eng.& Computer Science,
Biomedical Engineering Program,
Molecular and Cellular Biology Program
Ohio University
Athens, Ohio 45701
740-593-1575 (office); 740-818-9521 (mobile)
welch@ohio.edu
http://www.ohio.edu/cidds/welch/
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