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Mass General Brigham Incorporated in Boston leads the NIH-funded NSRR project, overseeing informatics architecture and computational scientific programming to support FAIR data practices. You will guide data wrangling and analytics for multi-modal sleep and circadian recordings, driving reproducible research workflows and documentation for researchers across the system.
The role requires a Master’s degree in data science or a related field, strong knowledge of statistics and ML, and excellent
This role supports a large NIH funded sleep research data repository by leading informatics architecture and computational scientific programming, while applying statistics and machine learning in a FAIR environment. The work includes advanced analysis and extensive cleaning of multi-modal physiological recordings to enable research access and usability.
Oversees the informatics architecture and computational scientific programming for the National Sleep Research Resource (NSRR). The NSRR is a large data repository that supports hundreds of researchers through an interactive, user-friendly portal linked to analytical and visualization tools within a FAIR environment (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability).
Leads extensive data wrangling and cleaning of complex bio signal and other data, including both structured and unstructured sources. Utilizes and extends in-house workflows to summarize, visualize, transform, and document hundreds or thousands of multi-modal physiological sleep and circadian recordings.
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