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  • clovip
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    • Jun 2008
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    Bioinformatician for epigenetic/epigenomic data analysis - Paris

    Paris Institute of Translational Neuroscience
    IHU-A-ICM, Hôpital Pitié Salpêtrière
    47 boulevard de l’Hôpital
    75013 Paris
    FRANCE

    Type of contract: Bioinformatician engineer, 18-36 months

    The IHU-A-ICM is a Foundation of Scientific Cooperation that federates the scientific and medical expertise of four partners from the public sector (Public Hospitals of Paris (AP-HP), National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM) and Pierre and Marie Curie University-Paris6 (UPMC). Our mission is to develop new diagnostic, therapeutic and teaching strategies, in order to improve the management of neurodegenerative diseases. The IHU-A-ICM is localized in the largest European hospital, in a top-level French university. Its research activity, grouped together in the ICM, takes place in a unique environment associating core technological facilities, space for industrial partners and a centre for clinical investigations. This environment has attracted the best international research groups.

    Missions and principal activities

    The Biostatistics/Bioinformatics Core Facility of the IHU-A-ICM offers the access to, and carries out development and dissemination of, computational methods, tools and expertise for the analysis of a variety of data, including genetics, genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, metabolomics, neuroimaging data and clinical observations. Its mission is (i) to process omics data generated by scientific and clinical research teams; and (ii) to design and apply innovative biostatistics methods, especially integrative strategies for the analysis of multimodal and high-dimensional data.

    Nowadays, the role of epigenetic modifications in many cellular and physiological processes is widely acknowledged. The IHU-A-ICM is seeking a bioinformatician engineer specialized in the analysis of epigenetic and epigenomic data produced by high-throughput technologies. He/she will be involved in:
    • Designing new pipelines for the analysis of epigenetic/epigenomic data, such as: methylation arrays, bisulfite-sequencing, ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq
    • Implementing these pipelines through efficient software tools (parallelization, graphical user interfaces, cloud deployment)
    • Carry out epigenetic/epigenomic analyses in collaboration with biomedical teams

    In addition, the successful applicant will:
    • Contribute to other omics activities (whole-exome, RNA-seq), and to the scientific and technological watch and evolution of the platform
    • Communicate scientific results and offer training in analysis methods and software


    Profile of the candidate / Qualities

    The successful applicant should hold a PhD or MSc-level degree in bioinformatics/biostatistics, and at least a 2-year experience in genome data analysis of higher eukaryotes.

    He/she will have the following skills:
    • Hands-on expertise of methods and tools for analyzing high-throughput genetic and genomic data: QC, normalization, variant calling, etc. – knowledge of epigenomics data analysis will be a plus
    • Proficiency in UNIX environments and programming languages (especially scripting languages, R – knowledge of parallelization and cloud techniques will be a plus)
    • Fluent in written and spoken English

    The ideal candidate will be autonomous, rigorous, self-motivated and eager to take the initiative. He/she will demonstrate writing, communication, teamwork and interpersonal abilities, and will be comfortable handling multiple projects in a multidisciplinary environment.

    Send CV, letter of motivation and references to: [email protected]

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