• [Photo] Rob Ewing February 11, 2008
    BACKGROUND:
    The Case Center for Proteomics is a recently established, state-of-the art proteomics research facility at Case Western Reserve University. The Ewing laboratory is a new group focusing on developing and utilising combined computational and wet lab approaches for interaction and expression proteomics.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:
    The successful candidate will develop methods and tools for analysis of protein interaction networks and will be part of a group using both in silico and wet-lab approaches to understanding how genetic perturbation impacts the protein interactome (see Ewing et al, 2007. Molecular Systems Biology, 3:89). S/he will also have the opportunity to participate in the development of tools and algorithms for the analysis of LC/MS data within the Case Center for Proteomics.

    REQUIREMENTS:
    Successful candidates should possess an M.Sc./Ph.D. in bioinformatics or molecular biology. Relevant experience in data-mining large-scale 'omics datasets or analysis of mass-spectrometry data would be a definite plus. Competence in one or more of: Linux, Perl, Java, C++, R, MySQL/or equivalent is required.

    PREFERENCES:
    Relevant experience in data-mining large-scale 'omics datasets or analysis of mass-spectrometry data. Experience with open-source projects for large-scale biology/proteomics such as bioperl, bioconductor, trans proteomics pipeline also a plus.

    LOCALE:
    Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland , OH

    HOW TO APPLY:
    Send your CV, cover letter and references to proteomics[at]case.edu with "Ewing Lab/ Bioinformatics position" in the subject.

    DEADLINE: Open until filled

    TERMS:
    In employment as in education, Case Western Reserve University is committed to Equal Opportunity and World Class Diversity. Case is a recipient of a National Science Foundation ADVANCE Institutional Transformation Grant to increase the participation of women in Science and Engineering.

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