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UCLA is seeking a Data Research Analyst 1 to support bioinformatics analysis of virome sequencing data under PI supervision. Responsibilities include NGS data handling, quality control, and organizing clinical and specimen metadata with REDCap and public repositories.
The role requires collaboration within a research team and strong skills in R and Python for statistical analyses of molecular data. A Bachelor’s degree in life sciences or biostatistics is preferred.
Since our inception in 1964, our focus has been on achieving and maintaining excellence in four areas: comprehensive dental education, cutting-edge research, quality patient care, and a shared commitment to community service. For six decades, our dedicated student dentists, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends, have propelled the UCLA School of Dentistry to being one of the premier dental schools in the world.
Since our inception in 1964, our focus has been on achieving and maintaining excellence in four areas: comprehensive dental education, cutting-edge research, quality patient care, and a shared commitment to community service. For six decades, our dedicated student dentists, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends, have propelled the UCLA School of Dentistry to being one of the premier dental schools in the world.
Under the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI) and senior laboratory personnel, the Data Research Anl 1 will assist with bioinformatics analysis of virome sequencing data, statistical analyses, and the organization of patient and molecular databases. Key responsibilities include managing and analyzing next-generation sequencing (NGS) data, performing quality control procedures, aligning data to virome reference databases, and maintaining associated clinical and specimen metadata through REDCap and public repositories. The Research Data Analyst 1 will also maintain accurate research records, contribute to NGS and PCR data analyses, and provide data management and analytical support for ongoing research projects.
Schedule 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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