[Next-Generation Sequencing Book]
  • [Photo] Jeremy Buhler • December 9, 2003

    DESCRIPTION

    The Laboratory for Computational Genomics at Washington University in St. Louis seeks an outstanding Programmer.

    The successful applicant will work with computer scientists and bioinformaticians to develop a software pipeline for automated and interactive review and validation of gene annotations.

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    Responsibilities include: developing software tools for internal use in our annotation project; producing well-documented, release-quality versions of these tools for distribution; assessing and implementing annotation solutions based on existing open-source tools; and implementing novel annotation and sequence alignment algorithms developed by the Laboratory.

    REQUIREMENTS

    • M.S. in computer science
    • at least one year of professional experience
    • excellent verbal and written communication skills
    • familiarity with UNIX-like environments
    • expertise with a user interface toolkit, such as Tk
    Prior experience developing bioinformatics tools and familiarity with algorithms for sequence alignment and/or gene finding are desirable, but not required. Facility with a scripting language, such as Perl, is a strong plus.

    HOW TO APPLY

    If interested, please send a resume and brief cover letter by email to Jeremy Buhler at the WU Laboratory for Computational Genomics, at lcg-recruiting-2[at]cse.wustl.edu.

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