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  • Bukowski
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    • Jan 2010
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    Genomics Pipeline Group Software Developer - Earlham Institute, Norwich UK

    We currently have a job open in the Genomics Pipelines Group for a Software Developer. Please note this is not a bioinformatics post per se, but will work closely with bioinformaticians and others in a computational biology focused research institute. Closing date is the 9th August

    Full details and application information is here: http://jobs.earlham.ac.uk/Details.asp?vacancyID=12738

    The Genomics Pipelines Software Developer will be part of the Genomics Pipeline Group at the Earlham Institute. They will be responsible for the delivery and management of the critical software infrastructure to support the group including the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).

    The Group currently use an open-source, Java-based, in-house LIMS (MISO), that can support a range of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technology platforms. The LIMS needs to support a customer portal, automated communications, transparency of lab operations and audit trail. It must also deliver management reporting for our genomic platforms. This is delivered in a fast-paced environment of technology development and the LIMS must cope with experiments with processes to deliver high quality data for projects.

    The post will report to the Project Management Team Leader and work closely with the rest of the Group. They will have a key objective to ensure the LIMS contributes to the efficient, effective and safe operations of the laboratory work. They will also be responsible for the Quality Assurance and Documentation for the LIMS, for good business continuity. Additional responsibility for maintenance and integration (via RESTful and non-RESTful APIs) of project management infrastructure (JIRA, Salesforce, Desk.com) with the LIMS system is anticipated.

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