Bioinformatics Scientist — HPC Pipelines for Genomics

Boston Children’s Hospital; Boston (MA); Presencial; USD 95.000 - 130.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Boston Children’s Hospital is seeking a Research Informatics Specialist to build pipelines for analysis of single-cell RNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics data. You will collaborate with PhD researchers and clinicians to investigate mouse and human diseases, applying bioinformatics tools in an HPC environment.

The role involves training staff, presenting results, and contributing to publications within a pediatric research setting. Strong teamwork and communication are essential.

Qualificações

• Bachelor's degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics; PhD preferred.
• At least 1 year of position-specific experience.
• Extensive knowledge of open-source bioinformatics software and HPC.
• Proficient in R, Python, SQL, Git; experience with AI tools and cloud computing is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Provide computational support by applying bioinformatics tools; follow SOPs and best practices.
• Co-lead or participate in research computing projects; coordinate with stakeholders and contribute to publications.
• Train staff and researchers; tailor presentations for diverse audiences.
• Communicate scientific findings clearly through presentations, email, memos, and publications; present progress at meetings.

Conhecimentos

Communication

Training

Collaboration

Public speaking

Formação

Bachelor's degree in STEM

PhD in Bioinformatics/Computational Biology or related

Ferramentas

R

Python

SQL

Git

HPC environments

Cloud tools

Descrição da vaga

Boston Children’s Hospital is seeking a Research Informatics Specialist to build pipelines for analysis of single-cell RNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics data. You will collaborate with PhD researchers and clinicians to investigate mouse and human diseases, applying bioinformatics tools in an HPC environment.

The role involves training staff, presenting results, and contributing to publications within a pediatric research setting. Strong teamwork and communication are essential.