Multi-Omics Scientist, AMR & Microbiome (Remote-Friendly)

Spore.Bio; Paris; Hybride; EUR 90 000 - 135 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Remote work equipment budget

Gymlib subscription

Health insurance (Alan, France)

Swile meal card

Team events quarterly

Résumé du poste

Spore.Bio in Paris is seeking a driven PhD-level scientist to own the interpretation of multi-omics data for our AMR platform. You will work from raw genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic or metabolomic data through to biological insight that shapes model learning and validation.

You will collaborate with microbiologists, ML engineers, and optical physicists, contribute to publications and IP, and help scale the laboratory while maintaining scientific rigour in a permanent Paris-based position

Qualifications

• PhD in microbial genomics, computational microbiology, bioinformatics or related field.
• +10y multi-omics experience in microbial context required.
• Strong understanding of population structure and resistance mechanisms.
• Experience with paired genomic and quantitative susceptibility data.

Responsabilités

• Own interpretation of multi-omics data to shape model learning and validation.
• Collaborate with microbiologists, ML engineers and optical physicists.
• Curate and structure heterogeneous clinical data for model-ready pipelines.
• Contribute to publications, IP, and partner-facing material.

Connaissances

Genotype-phenotype fluency

Multi-omics data integration

Data curation

Collaboration with computational teams

English communication

Formation

PhD in microbial genomics or computational microbiology

Outils

Python

R

Bioinformatics pipelines

Description du poste

Spore.Bio in Paris is seeking a driven PhD-level scientist to own the interpretation of multi-omics data for our AMR platform. You will work from raw genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic or metabolomic data through to biological insight that shapes model learning and validation.

You will collaborate with microbiologists, ML engineers, and optical physicists, contribute to publications and IP, and help scale the laboratory while maintaining scientific rigour in a permanent Paris-based position