I have a couple of positions available in my new Genomics Core at Emory University in Atlanta (below). Anyone wishing to apply will have to go to the Emory HR website, (http://www.emory.jobs/careers/index.html) , create a profile and then find the job ID #.
Tim
Bioinformatics Analyst (10244BR)
The Emory GRA Genomics Core is seeking a Bioinformatics Analyst to assist with day-to-day running of the new center. Activities will involve; maintaining a media-wiki based LIMS system, tracing and maintaining customer data files and analysis of varied ‘nextgen’ datasets. In additions to basic requirements for the position (Computer Science or Bioinformatics degree plus bioinformatics experience), demonstrated experience with Next Generation sequencing data, Mediawiki and python/perl are advantageous. Also, experience with interacting with customer in a service context would be viewed favorably.
Research Technical Specialist (ID 10245BR)
The Emory GRA Genomics Core is seeking an experienced molecular biologist to run Next Generation sequencing instrumentation. The candidate is expected to have a BS/MS in Biology or similar discipline and at least two years laboratory experience in advanced molecular biology techniques. Experience in use of the Illumina GA2 and/or Roche/454 GS FLX instrumentation and familiarity with the UNIX operating system would regarded highly favorably. Day-to-day tasks will include; running the sequencing instruments, careful recordkeeping, bioinformatics data analysis, customer interaction and development of new laboratory protocols.
Tim
Bioinformatics Analyst (10244BR)
The Emory GRA Genomics Core is seeking a Bioinformatics Analyst to assist with day-to-day running of the new center. Activities will involve; maintaining a media-wiki based LIMS system, tracing and maintaining customer data files and analysis of varied ‘nextgen’ datasets. In additions to basic requirements for the position (Computer Science or Bioinformatics degree plus bioinformatics experience), demonstrated experience with Next Generation sequencing data, Mediawiki and python/perl are advantageous. Also, experience with interacting with customer in a service context would be viewed favorably.
Research Technical Specialist (ID 10245BR)
The Emory GRA Genomics Core is seeking an experienced molecular biologist to run Next Generation sequencing instrumentation. The candidate is expected to have a BS/MS in Biology or similar discipline and at least two years laboratory experience in advanced molecular biology techniques. Experience in use of the Illumina GA2 and/or Roche/454 GS FLX instrumentation and familiarity with the UNIX operating system would regarded highly favorably. Day-to-day tasks will include; running the sequencing instruments, careful recordkeeping, bioinformatics data analysis, customer interaction and development of new laboratory protocols.