Bioinformatics jobs/internships
Job. Date posted:
9/2/2008
Henry
M. Jackson Foundation
Bioinformatics
Cell
Frederick,
MD, USA
Job
Opening: Software
Developer
This
Software Developer position
is located at the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command
(MRMC) Bioinformatics Cell (BIC), Ft. Detrick, MD. Applicants should
have a Bachelors or Masters degree in computer science, engineering,
or a related discipline and an interest in pursuing the development
of software tools that directly support the mission of the MRMC life
scientists. In particular, the Software Developer supports
biomedical research by transitioning proof of concept software
prototypes to production quality systems for research applications.
This position requires substantial experience developing Web enabled
client/server systems with a database backend. A strong knowledge of
servelets, CGI, HTML, JavaScript, SQL, XML, Java applets, and GNU
tools is desirable. Must know C and possess good knowledge of OO,
MySQL/Oracle, and Python/Ruby/LISP. Operating system knowledge
should include Unix variants (BSD’s, GNU/Linux) and Windows OS. The
Software Developer will also help maintain the BIC’s IT
infrastructure. Experience with installing and maintaining
UNIX/LINUX based server machines, and a working knowledge of Local
Area Networks, MS Exchange based mail servers, DNS servers and CISCO
firewalls is a plus.
Please
submit resume to:Jaques
Reifman, Ph.D.
Senior
Research Scientist
U.S.
Army Medical Research and Material Command
Email:
jaques.reifman at us.army.mil
Phone: 301-619-7915
www.bioanalysis.org
Research assistantship. Date posted: 9/2/2008
We
are seeking an undergrad research assistant with an interest in
biological
computing and experience with mySQL, PHP, and perl to help
build
a bioinformatics analysis pipeline for our lab. More
specifically,
we would like to modify our current pipeline to
accommodate
the new 454 sequencing technology. Prior
experience
with bioinformatics is not necessary, but
preference will be given to
applicants with a demonstrated
interest in biological problems. The
work start as a
goal-oriented project, but has the potential to lead
to
independent research.
Preference will be given to
students who are able to up to 10 hours/
week at least through
the Fall semester. Please email a resume, a
short
statement of interest, and list of programming skills to both of
the
following people:
Ruth Timme, retimme at umd.edu
(postdoc)
Dr. Charles Delwiche, delwiche at umd.edu (PI)
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