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  • Stephanie Palmer
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    • Aug 2009
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    Genome Computational Specialist, The Australian National University, AUSTRALIA

    The ANU's genomic strategies and expertise has positioned it as a key partner in a number of national and international genomics / phenomics research consortia. The ANU is underpinning this excellence in genomic biology by establishing a Genome Discovery Unit (GDU) for the analysis of high throughput sequencing data. The facility will be staffed by highly skilled personnel who will provide the core expertise for constructing and operating a high performance computing cluster that will serve the needs of projects employing high throughput sequencing.

    The ANU is seeking as the Genome Computational Specialist of the GDU a service-oriented individual with outstanding track record in high performance computing. The Genome Computational Specialist will have a successful track record in project management, of working collaboratively in a research environment and experience in biological data analysis and bioinformatics.

    Salary Range: AUD$88,417 - $92,781

    Please note, applications are open to international applicants.

    Full details and selection criteria are at: http://jobs.anu.edu.au/PositionDetail.aspx?p=1682

    Informal enquires can be sent to [email protected]
    Last edited by Stephanie Palmer; 12-14-2010, 08:47 PM. Reason: Job website incorrectly said that jobs were restricted to Australian citizens. This has been fixed

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