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  • Bioinformatics Position at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

    Requisition #: 11-24566
    Job Title: Bioinformatics Spec I
    City: Philadelphia, PA
    Employee Type: Regular - Full Time
    Research Division: Genetics

    Requirements:
    The successful applicant will have a strong computational background and a Master degree in Computer Science or Bioinformatics. However, we will also consider candidates with a Bachelor of Science degree in the aforementioned fields that have demonstrated strong programming skills and are highly independent. We are working on several problems that require analysis and manipulation of genome sequencing data. We are looking for someone who is comfortable with Linux/Unix operating systems and can submit jobs in a HPC cluster environment (i.e. familiarity with SGE or equivalent scheduler). Moreover, this person should also be able to create, manage, and query SQL databases. Programming experience is required, with expertise in at least one of C/C++, Perl, Python. Additionally, familiarity with statistical software such as R, SAS, or SPSS is highly desired.

    A CV and three (3) letters of recommendation/reference from individuals who can attest to competency and skills in research will be required.

    Skills and Abilities:
    Strong research skills
    Effective problem solving/critical thinking skills
    Ability to work independently
    Ability to exercise discretion and judgment
    Value for research integrity and collaborative research
    High level of motivation
    Good communication skills/Strong interpersonal skills

    Job Description:
    The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute is an interdisciplinary institution dedicated to conducting basic, clinical and translational research on conditions and diseases that affect children, and is part of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania research community. Our lab is studying the genetic basis of pediatric disorders.

    The successful applicant will have a strong computational background and a Master degree in Computer Science or Bioinformatics. However, we will also consider candidates with a Bachelor of Science degree in the aforementioned fields that have demonstrated strong programming skills and are highly independent. We are working on several problems that require analysis and manipulation of genome sequencing data. We are looking for someone who is comfortable with Linux/Unix operating systems and can submit jobs in a HPC cluster environment (i.e. familiarity with SGE or equivalent scheduler). Moreover, this person should also be able to create, manage, and query SQL databases. Programming experience is required, with expertise in at least one of C/C++, Perl, Python. Additionally, familiarity with statistical software such as R, SAS, or SPSS is highly desired.

    The successful candidate will be someone who works well in a collaborative environment and who has good communication and presentation skills. This person must also be able to work independently.

    A CV and three (3) letters of recommendation/reference from individuals who can attest to competency and skills in research will be required.

    Interested individuals should send a cover letter, CV, and three references and/or letters of recommendation and must also complete a profile at www.chop.edu/careers
    Last edited by eatsai; 09-22-2011, 04:41 AM.

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