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    Opportunity: Python Developer -- Genomics @ Genomics England -- London, UK
    Submitted by Eugene McDaid; posted on Thursday, October 10, 2019

    Submitter

    BACKGROUND

    To build on the success of the 100,000 Genomes Project, the Government tasked NHS England with support from Genomics England to launch a new NHS Genomic Medicine Service comprising a National Genomic Test Directory where 300,000 tests have been re-profiled and whole genome sequencing will be available for direct healthcare. Through 7 Genomic Laboratory Hubs this offers equitable access to the 55 million people in England to the latest genomic medicine and research. This will lead to faster diagnosis and personalised medicine.

    Genomics England has been asked to prepare a plan for up to 5 million genomic tests over the next 5 years.

    The post holder is an experienced Python developer responsible for creating web applications and utilising programming skills for the interpretation of genetic data from large databases.

    The post holder is responsible for developing and operating computational pipelines, working on complex projects and custom tasks that span a wide variety of analysis problems and developing and maintaining a knowledge base of variants and annotations.

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    Key Accountabilities:
    • Develops services, databases and web applications for:
      • Interpreting genomes
      • Tracking and distributing interpretation requests
      • Generating knowledge bases from the interpretation outcomes
    • Assists with the deployment, maintenance and troubleshooting of computational pipelines for WGS processing and analysis
    • Liaises with internal colleagues as needed to ensure the provision and smooth running of the computational pipelines for data processing and analysis

    REQUIREMENTS

    Key Requirements:
    • Experience in designing and developing APIs and overall developing systems in a Service Oriented Architecture (essential)
    • Work experience with Django framework (essential)
    • Degree in computer science or software engineering (or equivalent experience)
    • Proficiency in collaborative development tools such as GitHub, Confluence and JIRA
    • Proficiency in JavaScript, Python and ideally Java
    • Comfortable using high performance computing clusters (desirable)
    • Ability to work independently and to show initiative within a team
    • Ability to prioritise and balance competing demands
    • Ability to communicate effectively within a multidisciplinary team
    • Flexible and co-operative approach to colleagues
    • Excellent attention to detail
    • Post-graduate degree or equivalent work experience in bioinformatics (desirable)
    • Experience in the development of NGS analysis pipelines for large numbers of samples (desirable)
    • Experience in cloud computing (desirable)

    COMPENSATION

    There are some great benefits on offer with this role including a competitive salary, pension, generous holidays and more.

    HOW TO APPLY

    Please do not hesitate to contact Harvey Uppal at huppal[at]pararecruit.com or call (+44) 121 616 3407 to discuss this opportunity further.

    Keywords: Python, Developer, Engineer, API, Restful, Java, JavaScript, HPC, Github, Jira, Confluence, Django, SOA, NGS, Bioinformatics, Genomics, HPC, Clusters, Web, London

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