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  • Bioinformatics Group Leader -- Center for Molecular Oncology (#BGL2016) @ MSK

    Opportunity: Bioinformatics Group Leader -- Center for Molecular Oncology (#BGL2016) @ Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center -- New York, NY (US)

    BACKGROUND

    Description:

    Group Leader, Platform Bioinformatics

    Main Function:

    The group leader will direct a new bioinformatics group in the MSKCC Center for Molecular Oncology, a program developed to lead large-scale translational and clinical research and promote "precision" medicine through tumor molecular profiling. He/she will supervise a group of engineers, programmers and computational scientists to develop and utilize software and database systems to track and manage laboratory processes, catalyze technology development, and analyze "next-generation" sequence data primarily from human tumors. He/she will work closely with CMO leadership, experimental and computational biologists, and technical staff in the Center. He/she will also assist clinical and translational researchers with analysis of core genomic projects.

    REQUIREMENTS

    Knowledge Required:

    Highly organized and self-directed individual to work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment. MS degree required, PhD degree strongly desired in bioinformatics, computer science, genomics, or relevant field. At least 7-10 years of postgraduate training in academic or industry research is required with expertise operating in a high-throughput production environment. Cross-disciplinary and strong analytic skills, as well as broad experience with bioinformatics methods, databases, software, and computer programming languages are essential. Previous managerial experience of a multifaceted group is mandatory.

    Qualifications:

    Thorough experience with the following is required:
    UNIX environment
    Next-generation sequence analysis packages (e.g. Picard, Samtools, GATK)
    Advanced programming skills
    Database management (e.g., both SQL and modern noSQL systems)
    Statistical packages (e.g., R)
    High performance computing

    Essential Skills:
    Outstanding commutation and interpersonal skills
    Detailed expertise and proven track record with bioinformatics concepts, methods, and tools
    Strong organizational and troubleshooting abilities
    Familiarity with genomic technologies
    Proficiency with genomic data, tools, and databases
    Experience with human cancer bioinformatics analysis desired
    Demonstrated attention to detail and analytical skills
    Excellent time management skills, especially involved the simultaneous management of multiple projects
    Experience in software management strongly desired
    Leadership skills and ability to work well in a team environment
    Passion for science and desire to impact cancer

    Duration: Full Time

    HOW TO APPLY

    Via website and email bic-recruit[at]cbio.mskcc.org. Please include #BGL2016 in the subject line.

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