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  • Oxford Nanopore
    Registered Vendor
    • Dec 2008
    • 19

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    Scientific Programmer, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, UK

    We are recruiting scientific programmers to join our rapidly expanding informatics team, to participate in the development of our revolutionary DNA sequencing system.

    This role will develop the analysis and control software (and other peripherals) associated with the DNA sequencing platform. Particular challenges involve efficient signal processing, run-time automation, real-time control and critically, the encapsulation of all of these functions on a cost-effective embedded computing system.

    Successful candidates will have a proven track record in scientific instrument software or analysis pipeline development within a dynamic industrial environment. Skills may include but be limited to :
    -Programming in C/C++, Perl Python, D, Erlang in a goal oriented way.
    -Agile software development practices.
    -UNIX and FPGA/GPU/SIMD programming.
    -Close and positive interactions with engineers.
    -Algorithm design and optimisation.

    To apply:
    visit www.nanoporetech.com/vacancies or email [email protected] with your CV/resume and a cover letter, specifying the job for which you are applying.

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