• [Photo] Haines March 19, 2008
    Excellence is in our DNA

    Bioinformatician

    Many of the world’s most amazing scientific discoveries are the result of someone ‘taking a closer look’. It’s this inquisitive nature and relentless search for answers that fuels scientific advancement. And it’s also what we’d like you to apply to us, right now. Mind you, you won’t need to look too hard to discover that AgResearch is the best place to break all new ground in your career.

    At first glance you’ll see we are New Zealand’s largest research institute –world leaders in pastoral research working at the leading-edge of innovation. Scratch the surface a little more and you’ll find all the diversity and intellectual challenge a Bioinformatician could ask for.

    This is a highly collaborative role where you’ll be involved in everything from the analysis of genomic data to the design, development, implementation and testing of bioinformatics tools. Knowledge sharing is a pivotal component of our success, so you can also look forward to acting in consultant capacity (both internally and externally) and the autonomy to contribute to scientific publications.

    Our people are at the pinnacle in their professions, so with your biological background, higher qualification in bioinformatics or computing and your experience in contributing bioinformatics expertise to research groups, you’ll not only fit right in, you’ll hit the ground running.

    An outstanding communicator, time manager and relationship builder, you’ll also come to us with a thorough knowledge of Unix, pipeline-development, web based technologies and scripting and programming languages.

    AgResearch is a unique organisation at the forefront of our field, and as far as your future’s concerned, that makes us well worth a closer look. There are many benefits waiting to be discovered here, so isn’t it time you experienced them?

    The job description is available online and applications are invited at http://www.agresearch.co.nz/recruitment/ Reference AGR661. Applications close 11 April 2008.

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