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  • monad
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    • May 2008
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    NCGR at Santa Fe is hiring lab staff

    The National Center for Genome Resources (NCGR), Santa Fe, New Mexico, is currently seeking Technicians to undertake day-to-day, production sequencing operations of the Genome Center. Applicants with experience in production sequencing operations, particularly with next-generation sequencing instruments, are encouraged to apply.

    Established in 2007, the Genome Center is located at NCGR's headquarters in Santa Fe. The Genome Center currently features 8 Illumina Genome Analyzer GIIx and substantial computational resources. The Genome Center provides sequencing of genome, transcriptome, microRNA, ChIP, DGE, and targeted re-sequencing to collaborators world-wide.

    Reporting to the Deputy Director of the Genome Center at NCGR, the successful candidate will work as a part of team of the Genome Center, in daily operation of sequencing, optimization of protocols and quality metrics, and implementing new applications. Applicants should have a B.S. or equivalent, significant molecular genetics skills, and experience in running production laboratory services such as DNA sequencing will be desirable.

    NCGR offers competitive salaries commensurate with qualifications and experience, excellent benefits. Initial funding is for two years.

    Please email your curriculum vitae, description of personal goals, selected reprints, and names of three references to [email protected].

    Please indicate that you saw this announcement from SEQanswers.

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