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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. Genomics England has been asked to prepare a plan for up to 5 million genomic tests over the next 5 years.RESPONSIBILITIES
The post holder will assist in the bioinformatic analysis of data from projects that form part of the Anglo-French Agreement Plan. This includes long read sequencing analysis, pipeline development, LIMS/sample tracking systems and other analyses as required.
Key Accountabilities:- Supporting the activities of the Genomics England R&D team, with a particular focus on emerging long-read technologies
- Pipeline/workflow development
- Comparing tools and pipelines for long-read analysis
- Operation of R&D workflows
- LIMS/sample tracking system development
- Performing computational analysis for a range of R&D projects
REQUIREMENTS
Key Requirements:- Experience of next generation or long-read sequencing data analysis
- Strong coding skills (python preferred)
- Experience implementing bioinformatic workflows
- Experience with software development
- Strong communication, organisation and teamworking skills
- PhD in Bioinformatics, Computer Science or related discipline preferred (but not required if sufficient experience can be demonstrated).
- Experience with long read sequencing
- Experience with human genomics
- Good statistical knowledge
TERMS
12-month Fixed TermCOMPENSATION
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: Bioinformatics, Genomics, Research, Long, Read, Nanopore, PacBio, NGS, Novel, Python, Analysis, Cancer, Disease, Pipelines, LIMS, Development, Cambridge
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