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  • tdeboer
    Registered Vendor
    • Dec 2013
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    Looking for a Python Ninja

    We are looking for a Python Ninja developer to help us develop our Archer analysis pipeline and our Custom Primer design application.

    You are a strong Python developer with experience working with DJango, ideally with industry experience creating world class customer-facing products. Bioinformatics experience, especially working with NGS data is a plus but not a must.

    We are a division of Enzymatics and we are working on an exciting new Molecular Biology technology that will revolutionize the cancer diagnostic market. We offer an exciting work environment and are located in Boulder, CO.

    Send your resume and be prepared to perform a few coding task as part of the procedure...We are looking for someone that can start yesterday!

    Thon de Boer
    Director of Software
    Enzymatics, Inc.
    Explore the range of QIAGEN enzymes for all molecular biology applications and discover ways to make the QIAGEN quality advantage work for you.

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