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  • EdgeBioHR
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    • Oct 2011
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    Bioinformatics Scientist - Edge BioServ, Gaithersburg MD

    Do you feel you have more to contribute to bioinformaticsresearch? Are you looking for a flexible, start-up environment where youcan take responsibility and apply novel computational methods to help analyzeterabytes of high throughput sequence data? If so we are looking for talented,energetic professionals with proven experience in:

    In depth knowledge of bioinformatics algorithmsand tools (alignment, expression profiling, etc)
    Next generation sequencing (NGS) tools andtechniques
    High performance computing clusters, cloudcomputing
    Statistics, Mathematical Analysis, R, MATLAB
    Strong scientific and project management skills
    Comfortable in a Unix/Linux environment(you need to “get” dorky Linux jokes)

    With Edge BioServ, you will findthose “dare to be great” challenges and opportunities. We offer competitivesalaries, excellent benefits, and a rewarding environment.

    Apply online at http://www.edgebio.com/aboutus/careers.php.

    Edge BioServ is an equalopportunity employer. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply.

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