JOB DESCRIPTIONThe Clinical Genomics Research group focuses on developing new tools for genetic diagnostics and also building the basis of a personalized strategy for the Neurofibromatoses and Schwannomatosis. We are a multidisciplinary team performing both research and clinical tests since we are members of the Genetic Service at Hospital Germans Trias & Pujol and the Spanish Reference center of Phakomatoses. Currently, we are developing different research projects related to Neurofibromatoses and Schwannomatosis, mostly focused on: 1) development of new genetic tests methods; 2) studying the contribution of NF2 mutation into the progression of schwannomas and meningiomas; 3) development of personalized therapy for Neurofibromatosis type 2 patients. We are seeking an organized, motivated, and team-oriented bioinformatician with previous experience in high-throughput data management and analysis and with the desire to work in a multidisciplinary team focused on translational research and to get involved in the different projects of the group.
QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCEDegree in informatics, computer science, computational biology or similar, if possible with some biology or genetics knowledge. Applicants with degrees in biotechnology, biology or other life sciences will be considered providing they can demonstrate expertise in bioinformatics/computational genomics.Familiar with front-end web programming skills (HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, …)Cloud-based Linux design/admin/monitoring.Scientific computing skills (mostly Python and/or R, Conda, Singularity, …). Data integration techniques will be considered.Knowledge of Next Generation Sequencing, genomic, and transcriptomic data analysis will be an asset.Fluent English.Maintaining close communications with supervisor regarding progress.Candidates must be highly motivated, proactive, and quite independent, with the ability to work in a dynamic team environment.Good organizational skills and excellent attention to detail.Ability to perform as a team member and good interpersonal skills. WHAT WE OFFERStart date: 15 JanuaryFull-time (1,628 hours annually)Indefinite contract linked to the project RNA-based and antisense-based gene therapies for NF2-related SWN (Contrato indefinido por actividades científico-técnicas, ley 14/2011)Flexible payment (childminding vouchers).3 days holiday and 5 days for personal matters + 2 personal days for Easter + 2 personal days for Christmas.Training capsules by the company.Be part of an excellent multidisciplinary research centre with the HRS4R badge.Location on the Can Ruti Campus, a first-class translational research environment in the Barcelona area, in a very stimulating scientific environment. The IGTP offers a supportive, friendly, and collaborative ecosystem to promote professional development and help you achieve your research goals. HOW TO APPLYInterested persons must attach to the application:
Motivation letter explaining their interest in the position.Updated CV.Contact of 2-3 references.Applications will be evaluated in accordance with the guiding principles and objectives of the supply systems, following the process described below:
Curricular evaluation: analysis of the curriculum vitae to assess aspects related to training, professional career, and experience in positions related to the job position under selection.Personal interview: once the résumé has been evaluated, the selected candidates will be called for a personal interview to verify and expand on the information detailed in the résumé and to evaluate aspects related to experience and professional skills.Applications that do not meet the requirements, that are not included in the cases foreseen, or that are not processed in accordance with the established procedure will not be considered in the selection process.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIESAs a member of the Clinical Genomics Unit, you will participate in the different projects ongoing in the laboratory, research activities, and publications, but mainly in the analysis of different -omic data generated in the group.You will actively design and implement new pipelines and software at the research level, participate in research activities within the clinical genomics group, and in team research publications.You will work on a daily basis in a multidisciplinary team with clinical staff, bioinformaticians, biologists, and molecular geneticists.You will interact with experts in medicine, genetics, and bioinformatics to jointly evaluate the different designs, software, etc. developed, participating in regular group meetings to understand clinical and research needs and improve developments. FOR MORE INFORMATIONhttps://www.germanstrias.org/en/research/cancer/22/clinical-genomics-research
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONSThe call for applications will close on December 26th. RESOLUTION OF THE CALL
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