Remote Cardiology Variant Assessment Scientist I

Tempus AI; Wisconsin; Remote; USD 100,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package including medical, Rx

Incentive compensation

Restricted stock units

Job summary

Tempus AI in the United States is seeking a Variant Assessment Scientist I/II (Cardiology) to analyze diagnostic molecular test results, review literature, and provide clinical interpretations. This role is remote in the USA and collaborates with medical professionals across the organization.

Ideal candidates hold a PhD or MD in genetics or related field (MS with exceptional credentials considered) and have at least two years of variant assessment experience, with cardiology exposure preferred.

Qualifications

• PhD and/or MD with expertise in molecular genetics, human genetics, molecular pathology or related field.
• MS in molecular biology, genetics or related field with exceptional expertise and outstanding job performance may also be considered.

Responsibilities

• Write and interpret molecular test results, including relevant medical literature reviews and summary.
• Participate in updating variant classification guidelines and developing gene specific classification guidelines.
• Research novel ways to assess sequence variants.
• Manage and follow guidelines of variant pre-classification workflow to maximize reporting results within published turn-around times.
• Train new variant team members or clinical team.

Skills

Molecular genetics

Clinical interpretation

Scientific writing

Literature review

Education

PhD and/or MD in molecular genetics, human genetics, or molecular pathology

MS in molecular biology or genetics

Job description

Tempus AI in the United States is seeking a Variant Assessment Scientist I/II (Cardiology) to analyze diagnostic molecular test results, review literature, and provide clinical interpretations. This role is remote in the USA and collaborates with medical professionals across the organization.

Ideal candidates hold a PhD or MD in genetics or related field (MS with exceptional credentials considered) and have at least two years of variant assessment experience, with cardiology exposure preferred.