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  • Oxford Nanopore
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    • Dec 2008
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    Software Engineers at Oxford Nanopore Technologies, UK

    We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer and a Software Engineer to join our rapidly expanding team.

    Oxford Nanopore is developing a label-free, single molecule DNA sequencing technology. Our multidisciplinary workforce includes scientists, engineers and informaticians. The Company has raised significant funds in the past year to accelerate the development of this technology and we recently moved to new premises at the Oxford Science Park.

    As a Software engineer, you will be a member of the Informatics Department, focused on developing analysis and control software and other peripherals associated with the DNA sequencing platform.

    Our overall development approach is agile, and this is particularly evident in the informatics team where we practice agile software development methodologies. A combination of individual technical excellence and ability to work within a team is therefore essential for this role.

    Please click on the links to find out more about these roles and to apply online.

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