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  • MSK_bioinformatics
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    • Jul 2016
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    Bioinformatics Group Leader -- Center for Molecular Oncology (#BGL2016) @ MSK

    Opportunity: Bioinformatics Group Leader -- Center for Molecular Oncology (#BGL2016) @ Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center -- New York, NY (US)

    BACKGROUND

    Description:

    Group Leader, Platform Bioinformatics

    Main Function:

    The group leader will direct a new bioinformatics group in the MSKCC Center for Molecular Oncology, a program developed to lead large-scale translational and clinical research and promote "precision" medicine through tumor molecular profiling. He/she will supervise a group of engineers, programmers and computational scientists to develop and utilize software and database systems to track and manage laboratory processes, catalyze technology development, and analyze "next-generation" sequence data primarily from human tumors. He/she will work closely with CMO leadership, experimental and computational biologists, and technical staff in the Center. He/she will also assist clinical and translational researchers with analysis of core genomic projects.

    REQUIREMENTS

    Knowledge Required:

    Highly organized and self-directed individual to work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment. MS degree required, PhD degree strongly desired in bioinformatics, computer science, genomics, or relevant field. At least 7-10 years of postgraduate training in academic or industry research is required with expertise operating in a high-throughput production environment. Cross-disciplinary and strong analytic skills, as well as broad experience with bioinformatics methods, databases, software, and computer programming languages are essential. Previous managerial experience of a multifaceted group is mandatory.

    Qualifications:

    Thorough experience with the following is required:
    • UNIX environment
    • Next-generation sequence analysis packages (e.g. Picard, Samtools, GATK)
    • Advanced programming skills
    • Database management (e.g., both SQL and modern noSQL systems)
    • Statistical packages (e.g., R)
    • High performance computing


    Essential Skills:
    • Outstanding commutation and interpersonal skills
    • Detailed expertise and proven track record with bioinformatics concepts, methods, and tools
    • Strong organizational and troubleshooting abilities
    • Familiarity with genomic technologies
    • Proficiency with genomic data, tools, and databases
    • Experience with human cancer bioinformatics analysis desired
    • Demonstrated attention to detail and analytical skills
    • Excellent time management skills, especially involved the simultaneous management of multiple projects
    • Experience in software management strongly desired
    • Leadership skills and ability to work well in a team environment
    • Passion for science and desire to impact cancer


    Duration: Full Time

    HOW TO APPLY

    Via website and email bic-recruit[at]cbio.mskcc.org. Please include #BGL2016 in the subject line.

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