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We're hiring for 2 open programmer positions at the University of Chicago
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We're hiring for 2 open programmer positions at the University of Chicago
To apply, please follow this link to the jobs board
and search for Requisition #'s:
- 097884
- 097888
Programmer 1: Support the University of Chicago's Institute for Genomics & Systems Biology. Candidate will be responsible for supporting the development of NGS analysis pipelines for clinical samples by updating and customizing software. Work directly with Institute faculty and staff, including staff clinical geneticists, to implement and document new software solutions for genomic analysis and database management. Coordination with developers in the broader community, including at major genome centers and other CLIA certified laboratories is expected in order to develop best-in-class approaches for genotyping and producing clinical grade reports. Prioritize and manage workload to meet critical project milestones and deadlines and maintain the ability to work in a collaborative team environment while working independently.
Bachelor's degree or higher in computer science or related field required.
One year of relevant programming experience required.
Previous bioinformatics programming experience required.
Unix/Linux experience required.
Familiarity with next generation sequence alignment and genotyping/mutation calling analysis preferred.
Perl/Python programming experience preferred.
Statistics experience preferred.
Distributed/cluster/cloud experience preferred.
Basic knowledge of next generation sequence analysis required.
Ability to coordinate multiple projects in a demanding research environment required.
Exposure to fundamental concepts, practices, and procedures of software development required.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.
Problem solving skills required.
Ability to use standard software development applications and tools required.
Ability to prioritize and manage workload to meet critical project milestones and deadlines required.
Ability to work in a collaborative team environment required.
Attention to detail required.
Unix/Linux system administration experience preferred.
Bachelor's degree or higher in computer science or related field required.
One year of relevant programming experience required.
Previous bioinformatics programming experience required.
Unix/Linux experience required.
Familiarity with next generation sequence alignment and genotyping/mutation calling analysis preferred.
Perl/Python programming experience preferred.
Statistics experience preferred.
Distributed/cluster/cloud experience preferred.
Basic knowledge of next generation sequence analysis required.
Ability to coordinate multiple projects in a demanding research environment required.
Exposure to fundamental concepts, practices, and procedures of software development required.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.
Problem solving skills required.
Ability to use standard software development applications and tools required.
Ability to prioritize and manage workload to meet critical project milestones and deadlines required.
Ability to work in a collaborative team environment required.
Attention to detail required.
Unix/Linux system administration experience preferred.