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Opportunity: BIOINFORMATICS Analyst @ Pennsylvania State University--State College, PA (US)
Submitted by Steven Allford; posted on Monday, February 14, 2011
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BACKGROUND
A Bioinformatics Analyst position is available within the Bioinformatics Consulting Center at the Pennsylvania State University (http://bcc.bx.psu.edu). The position requires carrying out computational analysis using data produced by large throughput sequencing technologies.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Responsibilities include the following: developing and/or maintaining existing software pipelines for analyzing high throughput sequencing data; identifying, evaluating and documenting new methodologies to support ongoing research needs; writing code and developing solutions to computational biology problems.
- The Bioinformatics Analyst will also interact with a team of students and researchers, assisting them with bioinformatics and statistics based analysis.
REQUIREMENTS
- In-depth understanding of the analysis and processing of data from various genomic technologies and their applications
- Expertise in processing data in common bioinformatics data formats
- Knowledge of available bioinformatics/clinical genomics tools and databases
- Proven track record of delivering bioinformatics driven solutions
- Demonstrated programming skills in one or more programming languages or numerical platforms
- Experience handling large data sets
- Excellent communication skills
TERMS
Full-time, 3 year contract with excellent prospects for renewal
HOW TO APPLY
Please send a CV and a cover letter to:
Dr. Istvan Albert
502B Wartik Hall,
Pennsylvania State University
Web:http://www.personal.psu.edu/iua1/
Email: iua1[at]psu.edu
DEADLINE
This position is open until filled.
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