years of commercial Software Development experience. Strong Python programming skills. A degree in a numerical-based subject such as Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics, Bioinformatics etc. Bonus points if you have: Experience with additional programming languages. Exposure to AI/ML techniques. Exposure to working within a Cloud environment. Please apply more »
be suitable for a highly qualified PhD candidate who can also bring relevant work experience gained in either an academic or industry setting – covering bioinformatics and transcriptomics. Bioinformatician responsibilities Ensuring that the data is processed within the expected time frame. Ensuring the quality of the data analysis. Exploration of the … analysis and findings to other groups in the company (i.e.: wet-lab, managers, etc). Bioinformatician requirements High-level degree qualification (ideally PhD) in bioinformatics or closely related. Familiarity with Linux OS and related tools. Knowledge and experience on programming/scripting languages, such as: Bash, Python, R, etc. Knowledge … and experience at handling long read transcriptomic data, PacBio and/or Nanopore sequencing data. Knowledge of transcriptomics and bioinformatics, especially long-read transcriptomics pipelines. Knowledge of the role of alternative splicing on cancer Good communication skills, especially in communicating information across diverse knowledge fields, such as biology and computing. more »
My client is a unique data analytics company that provide an extensive range of genomic and bioinformatic data analysis services to Pharma, CROs and academia for drug discovery & development and applied research. They have extensive expertise in therapeutic areas such more »
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, United Kingdom Hybrid / WFH Options
Bright Purple
Software Engineer UK Remote This leading, remote-first healthcare data science/bio-informatics client have put everything in place to ensure their culture and environment at the very least matches, and in many areas exceeds, their competitors. Innovation isnt more »
