[Next-Generation Sequencing Book]
  • [Photo] Alex Siddell • December 20, 2007
    BACKGROUND:We develop next generation tools for large-scale analysis of genetic variation and function, creating the way for tomorrow’s medicine. Our goal is to reduce the cost of human gene sequencing to a few thousand dollars per genome.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:You will be responsible for software development for the data management and analysis of a leading next-generation DNA sequencing technology. This will involve the integration of data analysis software with LIMS systems, development of web-based user interfaces for the data analysis software and the data management infrastructure as well as the development and implementation of efficient data storage formats and export filters.

    REQUIREMENTS:Education and experience:
    • Educational background in a numerate or technical discipline (natural sciences, computer science, mathematics)
    • A background in software development on Linux
    • Programming background in C/C++, Perl, Python, relational database programming and SQL, web-based CGI programming (AJAX, Perl/CGI, php), XML and tools
    • Familiarity with data compression algorithms (C/C++ code optimization), workflow management tools (particularly with a focus on life sciences) and LIMS systems an advantage
    • A track record in scientific programming and high-volume data analysis, Windows programming and a PhD in scientific area and advantage
    • You should be self-motivated and be able to prioritise your work
    LOCALE:Chesterford, Cambridge, UK

    COMPENSATION:We offer a competitive salary, private medical cover, contributory pension scheme and membership to the site gym.

    HOW TO APPLY

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    To apply, please visit http://www.illumina.com/careers or if you have any queries, please contact Jo Rees on +44 (0)1799 532300.


    DEADLINE: 31st Jan 2008

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