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  • Craig Scheiblauer
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 1

    Hello - Introduction

    My name is Craig Scheiblauer and I've been recruiting in the Life Sciences industry for ten years. I'm excited to be a part of this community, thank you for the opportunity.

    One of my Clients is located in the South Central US and they are developing a cutting edge NGS sequencing platform.

    A Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) Scientist, Application Specialist, Programmer/Developer and Director of Bioinformatics position is available.

    These positions carry with them the primary responsibility of applying knowledge of NGS applications and technologies to the development of a cutting-edge sequencing platform. Experience using NGS in research or diagnostics and a broad understanding of molecular genetics and genomics is needed to be considered for these positions.

    The Programmer/Developer position requires a knowledge of signal processing, normalization, and pre-fastq files.

    Please contact me to discuss any of these positions in more detail.

    Thank you.

    Craig Scheiblauer
    Prinicipal, Executive Search Consultant
    [email protected]
    805-453-6583 cell
    805-203-6525 office
    Craig

    Craig Scheiblauer
    Principal, Executive Search Consultant
    [email protected]
    805-453-6583 cell
    805-203-6525 office
  • adaptivegenome
    Super Moderator
    • Nov 2009
    • 436

    #2
    Welcome to SEQanswers. I wonder if you are talking about LaserGen

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