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  • McMaster University - Bioinformatics - Systems Administrator

    Colleagues,

    The McArthur lab in McMaster's Department of Biochemistry & Biomedical
    Sciences is seeking a Systems Administrator / Information Technologist to
    help establish a new bioinformatics laboratory at McMaster, plus develop
    the next generation of the Comprehensive Antibiotic Resistance Database
    (CARD; arpcard.mcmaster.ca). The candidate will configure BLADE and other
    hardware for general bioinformatics analysis, development of a GIT version
    control system, construction of an in house Galaxy server (usegalaxy.org),
    and development of a new interface, stand-alone tools, APIs, and
    algorithms for the CARD (based on Chado; www.gmod.org/wiki/chado). Outside
    of server and software development, the candidate will perform a variety
    of bioinformatics analyses as well as be responsible for effective
    provisioning, installation/configuration, operation, and maintenance
    of systems hardware and software and related infrastructure. Genomics
    and bioinformatics training will be provided. For more details on the
    McArthur lab research program, see mcarthurbioinformatics.ca.

    The candidate is expected to have knowledge and experience of LINUX
    operating system installation and management, network management, RAID and
    other storage technologies, database skills (SQL, postgreSQL), software
    for hosting advanced websites (Apache, PHP, Javascript, JQuery), and the
    computer languages common to bioinformatics (Python, Perl). Knowledge of
    bioinformatics would be advantageous to the candidate. Experience with
    Flask, SQLAlchemy, and JSON would be beneficial. Skills in text mining
    and/or controlled vocabularies would be welcome, but not mandatory.

    For more information, contact Dr. Andrew McArthur at [email protected]

    Andrew G. McArthur, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor & Cisco Research Chair in Bioinformatics
    Department of Biochemistry & Biomedical Sciences
    McMaster University
    Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    w. mcarthurbioinformatics.ca | e. [email protected]
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    Andrew G. McArthur, Ph.D.
    Associate Professor & Cisco Research Chair in Bioinformatics
    Department of Biochemistry & Biomedical Sciences
    McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    w. http://mcarthurbioinformatics.ca | e. [email protected]

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