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    Opportunity: Structural Bioinformatician / Product Developer @ Brussels University and possibility of integrating a startup -- Brussels, Belgium
    Submitted by Marianne Rooman; posted on Monday, February 16, 2015

    BACKGROUND

    The possibility of introducing targeted mutations in proteins to rationally modify their stability, thermal resistance, solubility or affinity for other partners is an important goal in protein science, which has applications in a wide series of biotechnological and biopharmaceutical processes. We developed a suite of software tools that predict the effect of point mutations on the thermodynamic and thermal stabilities on the basis of the experimental or modeled tertiary structure of the wild type protein. These tools are extremely helpful in limiting the number of mutations to be tested experimentally, as shown in a number of test cases.

    In order to provide access to this suite of software, we have set up a SaaS platform called dezyme and plan to create a company to provide services. In this framework, we are looking for a Bioinformatician.

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    The main task will be the development of software (in C) and application to protein optimization, and involve teamwork with a business developer.

    More specifically the job will include:
    • Extension and optimization of existing software for the design of more stable proteins
    • Evaluation of the advantages compared to existing in silico methods.
    • Application of software tools to optimize systems of interest for customers
    • Positioning of the software offering in industrial processes and in complement to experimental methods like directed mutagenesis

    REQUIREMENTS

    • Master in Bioinformatics, Informatics or Bioengineer
    • Autonomous and voluntary personality
    • Professional experience preferred but not required
    • Good knowledge of English

    TERMS

    Freelance, Full time
    6 months at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium, and afterwards in a startup.

    HOW TO APPLY

    Send your application with CV and motivation letter to Marianne Rooman (mrooman[at]ulb.ac.be)

    DEADLINE

    April 1, 2015

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