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  • [Photo] David Sexton • September 22, 2010

    BACKGROUND

    The Computational Genomics Core (CGC) is seeking a Bioinformatics Systems Engineer to join our team. The CGC brings together a talented team of developers, Windows/Linux administrators, and statistical analysts with expertise in supporting the collection and study of both clinical and genetic data. The core provides a wide range of services to investigators on and off campus ranging from web development, method development, computational resources, data coordination, scripting, and statistical genetic analysis.

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Providing analysis and data processing from mid to high-throughput genotyping technologies
    • Developing and maintaining analysis workflow and reporting tools
    • Handling large datasets in high performance computing environment
    • Identifying and participating in training, education and development activities to improve and develop knowledge-base and skill set

    REQUIREMENTS

    • This position requires a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Computer Science, or Mathematics.
    • Experience with vendor provided genotyping software such as Illumina GenomeStudio, Karyostudio, and/or the Affymetrix Genotyping Console program
    • Experience with scripting in Perl, Bash and/or other scripting languages in a Linux environment
    • Ability to work well with others as part of a team to coordinate the flow of data within and across organizations
    • Broad knowledge of biology, especially genetics

    PREFERENCES

    • Data coordination and experience with consortia projects
    • Ability to use Microsoft Excel and related applications
    • Experience with SQL/PLSQL
    • Experience with Expression and Copy Number Variation (CNV) technologies
    LOCALE: Nashville, TN

    HOW TO APPLY

    Please visit: http://vanderbilt.jobs

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