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well as coordinate the Director’s commitments. You work in close co-operation with the management and other staff of the operational support to provide qualified and coordinated support to the Director. Main tasks
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processes and procedures for efficient information management. Administrative and communication support for programme-related events and sessions. Booking travel and accommodation. Contributing to event
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, e.g git. Experience of Linux/UNIX-terminal. Excellent communication- and collaboration skills. You speak and write English fluently. Meriting Experience of HPC or corresponding computer systems
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partners Prepare and submit financial reports to the funders Develop and document processes and routines Collaborate closely with the project manager Contribute to other tasks within SciLifeLab/DDLS as
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part of our dynamic team, you will work closely with researchers to process large-scale biological data and contribute to advancing our data analysis infrastructure. Strong problem-solving skills
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doctoral student at KTH you need to be goal oriented and persevering in your work. During the selection process, candidates will be assessed upon their ability to: independently pursue his or her work
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competitive level. Proficiency in a scripting language like R or Python, as well as ability to work efficiently in a Linux command-line environment and on high performance computer clusters. Excellent
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personnel from all different sites at the NBIS retreat. Requirements You should hold at least a bachelor’s degree in computer technology, computer science, systems science or possess documented equivalent
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mandatory requirement for English equivalent to English B/6. Selection In order to succeed as a doctoral student at KTH you need to be goal oriented and persevering in your work. During the selection process
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intelligence to study biological systems and processes at all levels, from molecular structures and cellular processes to human health and global ecosystems. The SciLifeLab and Wallenberg National Program for