Bioinfo-Comput Biologist Assoc

Responsibilities

The position focuses on the integration of cancer genomics and advanced AI approaches to develop biologically interpretable clinical models. Key responsibilities include training, fine-tuning, and validating deep learning models using multi-omics and imaging data to predict clinical outcomes such as cancer relapse and targeted therapy responses. Additional duties include preprocessing of various sequencing data types (DNA-seq, RNA-seq, ChIP-seq, ATAC-seq, single cell, etc) as well as downstream statistical analyses.

Development of genomic and epigenetic analyses and data portals utilizing Oxford Nanopore based data will be a focus of this position.

The position requires a minimum of bachelor's degree in either Bioinformatics, Genomic and Genetics, or related Data Sciences.

Prior experience in analyzing third generation sequencing data and interfacing with traditional analyses in Pathology is preferred. M.S. degree in either Bioinformatics, Genomic and Genetics, or related Data Sciences.

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