Postdoc Data Science Oncology

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Post Doc – Data Analytics & Computational Sciences

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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America;
Spring House, Pennsylvania, United States of America;
Titusville, New Jersey, United States of America

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Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine (JJIM), a Johnson & Johnson company, is recruiting for a Postdoctoral Data Science Oncology to be located at our office in either Spring House, PA;
Titusville, NJ;
Cambridge, MA. The successful candidate will work closely with experimental and clinical collaborators, applying cutting‑edge statistical and machine‑learning approaches to identify immune cell states, biomarkers, and mechanisms underlying response to cancer therapy. This position is ideal for a postdoc eager to translate complex data into biological insight and clinically relevant hypotheses.

• Perform comprehensive computational analyses of single-cell and spatial transcriptomics datasets to characterize the tumor microenvironment in bladder cancer.
• Apply advanced statistical and machine‑learning methods to identify biomarkers, immune cell states, and biological mechanisms associated with BCG immunotherapy response.
• Integrate multi‑modal datasets, including scRNA‑seq, spatial transcriptomics, bulk RNA‑seq, proteomics, and clinical metadata, to achieve a systems‑level understanding of tumor–immune interactions.
• Incorporate imaging and pathological covariates alongside molecular data to generate clinically interpretable insights and inform treatment strategies.
• Lead the synthesis of computational findings into clear, compelling scientific narratives and drive manuscript preparation for submission to high‑impact journals.
• Collaborate closely with experimental scientists and clinical teams to interpret results, refine hypotheses, and guide translational research directions.
• Present findings internally and externally at scientific meetings and seminars.

• PhD in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Data Science, Systems Biology, Biostatistics, or a related quantitative discipline.
• Strong experience analyzing high‑dimensional omics data (e.g., single‑cell RNA‑seq, spatial transcriptomics, bulk RNA‑seq).
• Proficiency in computational programming languages such as R and/or Python. Demonstrated ability to work independently on complex data analysis projects and communicate results clearly.
• Strong scientific writing skills and a track record for first‑author publications.

• Experience with tumor immunology, cancer biology, or immunotherapy datasets.
• Familiarity with spatial transcriptomics platforms and/or imaging‑based analyses.
• Experience integrating multi‑modal molecular and clinical datasets.
• Prior exposure to translational or clinically oriented research environments.

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