Tasks & Responsibilities:
- Lead in developing in silico experimental design and operate a data-driven research group.
- Perform rigorous advanced analytics exploration of data from disease areas of strategic relevance.
- Report emergent biological insights to stakeholders in a reproducible manner.
- Facilitate access to enterprise data and analysis tools for non-data scientists.
- Develop, customize, and perform computational analyses and algorithms for raw data from sequencing-based assays (e.g., whole genome/exome sequencing, single-cell and bulk RNA-seq, proteomics, genome-wide phenotypic screens).
- Pre-process raw datasets, conduct high-level analysis, and visualize data to interpret and derive new biological insights.
- Collaborate with group members and internal partners to analyze large-scale datasets.
- Validate and optimize emerging computational research tools.
- Support research collaborations with experimental scientists.
- Develop and maintain tools and applications (e.g., Shiny).
- Create and implement standardized workflows and pipelines.
- Manage data, ensure standardized reporting, and promote democratized access to data and analytics in line with FAIR principles.
- Contribute to peer development curricula for workshops and training sessions.
- Work effectively in matrix teams, providing leadership and participating as needed; build and maintain stakeholder relationships across the organization.
- Analyze and integrate complex scientific information into higher-level understanding, translating concepts into actionable hypotheses.
Must Haves:
- PhD in a relevant discipline.
- At least 5 years of postdoctoral experience, including industry experience if applicable.
- Ability to work across scientific domains, diseases, and biological scales with creativity.
- Proficiency in programming/scripting in R and/or Python; working knowledge of Linux/Unix, experience in HPC environments, and basic systems administration understanding.
- Experience collaborating with wet-lab scientists and managing multiple projects with shifting priorities.
- Strong statistical, reporting, and data visualization skills; emphasis on data, code, and project hygiene.
- Solid genetics background, including experience with Mendelian Randomization, GWAS, and integrative analyses such as proteogenomic modeling.
- Expertise in graph theory and network-based approaches to biological data, including disease modeling, graph search tools, and graph learning; familiarity with Bayesian and/or logic networks.
- Experience in integrating and visualizing multimodal data from clinical and model systems.
- Skills in algorithm development, data mining, and statistical analysis of large datasets, including Bayesian methods, Markov models, simulation, and machine learning.
- Experience handling, integrating, and visualizing multimodal data (e.g., CITE-seq, spatial transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics).
Nice to Have:
- Knowledge of additional programming platforms.
- Experience in signal transduction and perturbation modeling.
General Information:
- End date: 30.09.2025
- Location: Basel
- Remote/Home Office: To be discussed
Your Application:
Please apply online. For more information, contact your Kelly recruiter, Fatbardha Igrishta, at fatbardha.igrishta@gigroup.com.