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bioinformatics, biotechnology, medicine, or related field. Experience with automated testing, CI, and structured code development. Skills in Nextflow or similar workflow management frameworks. Experience working
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transcriptomic information to discover novel protein coding regions, detect variant proteins, and identify cancer neoantigens. Our facility offers a full spectrum of MS-based applications including quantitative
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and ability to work on several simultaneous projects Able to work in a team, but also individually and solve problems independently Ability to document code and projects and interact with researchers
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items such as reviews, books and book chapters; as well as other relevant published items not peer-reviewed such as protocols, datasets, code and patents. Particularly meritorious is the scientific
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items such as reviews, books and book chapters; as well as other relevant published items not peer-reviewed such as protocols, datasets, code and patents. Particularly meritorious is the scientific
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experience. Strong skills in experimental design and software development. “Reproducible research” and “FAIR data” are central concepts to us, and expertise in the development of reproducible code by using
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, manage infrastructure as code, and troubleshoot source code. If you have a solid foundation in Unix/Linux and are ready to dive into complex technical challenges, then you are the one we are looking
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, and expertise in the development of reproducible code by using code sharing platforms, workflow languages and container solutions is a strong merit. Consideration will also be given to how
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code by using code sharing platforms, version control, workflow languages and container solutions is a merit. Terms of employment The employment is full-time and until further notice. Probationary
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understanding of how the genetic code specifies binding rates and affinities for interacting molecules. Despite the significance of these interactions, quantitatively predicting binding from nucleotide or protein