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Computational Scientist Opportunity Job ID – 10016272

Efficiency Engineering, Inc.

Farmington, CTJobPosted 4mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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Doctorate

Job overview

Efficiency Engineering, Inc. is hiring a Computational Scientist Opportunity Job ID – 10016272. Efficiency Engineering, Inc. is seeking a Computational Scientist to join their team. This role involves utilizing state-of-the-art technologies to study structural genomic variation in human biology, evolution, and disease. The scientist will work collaboratively to identify and characterize structural variation, develop new algorithms for SV detection, and understand genome evolution in vertebrate species.

Key focus areas include Identify and characterize structural variation (SV) in human and other vertebrate genomes, Develop new algorithms/approaches for SV detection, and Understand genome evolution in vertebrate species and its impact on genome stability.

Successful candidates bring Doctoral Degree and 7-10 Or More Years Of Experience. Important skills include Grant Writing. Preferred (not required): Structural Genomic Variation Analysis, SV Detection Algorithm Development, Genome Evolution Understanding, and Presentation Skills.

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Skills

Structural Genomic Variation AnalysisSV Detection Algorithm DevelopmentGenome Evolution UnderstandingGrant WritingPresentation Skills

Qualifications

Doctoral Degree7-10 or More Years of Experience

Full job description

Computational Scientist Opportunity Job ID – 10016272

Requirements:

    • Doctoral Degree
    • 7-10 or more years of experience.

In This Role You Will:

    • We our seeking a Computational Scientist to join the team; this is an opportunity to be involved in the use of state-of-the-art technologies to study the structural genomic variation in human biology, evolution and disease.

The Computational Scientist will work closely with a team of scientists involved in the ongoing studies which includes; accurate identification and characterization of structural variation (SV) in human and other vertebrate genomes, the development of new algorithm/approach for SV detection, and understanding genome evolution in vertebrate species and its impact on genome stability.

In addition, the Computational Scientist will participate in all Lee Lab activities and collaborations as assigned by the PI of the lab to the extent assigned. They include, and are not limited to, helping interns, post-doctoral fellows, scientists and grant writing. Furthermore, they will present results to The JAX community, at conferences and workshops.

Qualifications:Experience Requirements:

Minimum 7-10 years experience.

Job Category: Bioinfomatics Biostatistics Computer Science

Job Location: CT Farmington

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