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  • dhinerfeld
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    • May 2008
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    Manager, High-throughput sequencing and gene expression lab

    There is an opportunity at The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine for a Manager of the High-throughput Sequencing and Gene Expression Service. The service operates a series of technologies including the Affymetrix microarray, Illumina HiSeq and Caliper Sciclone Automation platforms. This position is responsible for supervising the operations and personnel in the service. Other critical responsibilities of this position are advising investigators on their experimental design in the application of the relevant technologies and will have primary responsibility is to ensure that the technical quality and throughput of the service is consistent and at a high standard. This position requires a high degree of demonstrated technical abilities in the field of high-throughput sequencing, microarrays and related bioinformatics as well as leadership skills to guide personnel into achieving high standards of operation. The incumbent will also perform administrative duties such as service reports, grant progress reports, personnel meetings, billing and responsibility for evaluating new methods and instrumentation, including both microarray and high-throughput sequencing technologies.

    Interested individuals should apply on-line at www.jax.org/careers, referring to job requisition #2686.

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