Clinical Microbial Bioinformatician @ Microba Life Sciences

Employer:  Microba Life Sciences

Closing date:  Until filled

Brief position description:
Join Microba's Bioinformatics Squad as a Clinical Microbial Bioinformatician. The Bioinformatics Squad at Microba are responsible for development, validation, and delivery of results in all of Microba’s microbiome tests. The Clinical Microbial Bioinformatician plays a pivotal role in these activities and supports overseeing the microbial molecular pathology testing. This role is also important to provide expertise within the cross-functional team to translate genomic technologies into novel testing methods.

Status: Permanent Full Time

RESPONSIBILITIES (include but not limited to)

Working in a cross-functional team;
Identify microbial pathogenic markers (e.g. virulence factors, AMR genes, SNPs and multi-kingdom pathogens) and support their incorporation as genomic reference targets into our metagenomic based detection methods.
Validate the detection of markers with in silico, in vitro and clinical samples. Determine test analytical and diagnostic performance and provide recommendations on target inclusion and reporting mechanisms.
Develop and extend methods for identification and genome annotation of specific genes and pathways.
Generate and review microbiome and diagnostic test reports and provide scientific oversight and support for clinical interpretation.
Propose and implement innovative solutions and technologies, and stay up to date with recent microbial pathogenesis
Investigate findings and support test improvements and preventive actions.

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

- PhD in clinical microbial genomics, clinical bioinformatics, or a related field.
- Minimum 3 years of post-doctoral or clinical research experience.
- Advanced knowledge in clinical microbiology, virulence mechanisms, antimicrobial resistance, and microbial metabolism.
- Intermediate to advanced Linux and scripting skills (e.g., Python).
- Strong skills in bioinformatics, NGS, and molecular biology.
- Excellent written and verbal communication.

Highly Advantageous
- Formal training in infectious disease pathology, microbial ecology, or statistics.
- Experience in production bioinformatics and ISO 15189 and ISO 13485.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as R and knowledge of cloud technologies. 

Job website: https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fjobs.swagapp.com%2fjobs%2fmicroba%2dclinical%2dmicrobial%2dbioinformatician&umid=354f9a8d-3ed4-436c-8cd9-c58d6e2648f2&auth=2af5473c4b03509246eb08bd803a6cf835f69953-e23758522d67d32c9b93609d51cc2973c5cedfbb

Contact name: David Wood

Contact email:   david.wood@microba.com

Bioinformatics Software Engineer @ Microba Life Sciences

Employer:  Microba Life Sciences

Closing date:  Until filled

Brief position description:
Exciting role developing and operating a bioinformatics platform for novel diagnostic health tests. Are you passionate about bioinformatics and ready to pioneer health solutions through microbiome science? Join Microba as a Bioinformatics Software Engineer and join a dynamic team dedicated to transforming human health.

· Develop software for automating large-scale genomic data processing and management.
· Operate our cloud-based bioinformatics platform, ensuring efficient data processing and continuous improvement.
· Conduct bioinformatics analyses and support internal experiments.
· Collaborate in stand-ups, code reviews, planning sessions, and effectively communicate with team members and stakeholders.

What We're Looking For:

· Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent industry experience.
· Intermediate to advanced skills in Python and/or Java.
· Proficiency in unit testing and Linux (shell).
· Experience as a production bioinformatician.
· Experience with cloud technologies (GCP/AWS).
· Understanding of containerisation and orchestration engines.
· Familiarity with Agile or Scrum methodologies.

Job website:  http://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3938048083

Contact name: Areej Alsheikh

Contact email:   areej.alsheikh@microba.com

Bioinformatics Research Officer in Single Cell Cancer Multi-omics @ WEHI

Employer:  Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

Closing date: 21 June 2024

Brief position description:
An exciting opportunity exists for a talented bioinformatician to join the Papenfuss Lab in the Bioinformatics Division, to help drive a large-scale cancer project involving single cell multi-omics aimed at identifying biomarkers in lung cancer at Australia’s pre-eminent biomedical research institute.

About the position
The role, which is part of the national lung cancer TRACKER project, will involve establishing analysis pipelines, developing new methods, performing analyses and integrating CITE-seq, genomic sequencing data and other omicswith high-quality clinical data in order to identify the cellular and molecular determinants of drug response and patient outcome in metastatic lung cancer.
The position will be based in the Papenfuss Laboratory within the Bioinformatics Division at WEHI. The role will have ample opportunity for methods development and biological discovery. The role will work alongside a dedicated Research Software Engineer, who will develop a data platform for management, analysis and sharing of data.
The successful candidate will join a passionate team of computational scientists working on related projects in a supportive and flexible working environment. They will work alongside other bioinformaticians, computational biologists, and AI and machine learning experts. The research is well-supported by state-of-the-art computing facilities and engineering expertise. They will also collaborate closely with a team of passionate laboratory researchers, medical oncologists, surgeons and consumers.
The successful candidate will have a PhD in a quantitative discipline such as Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science or Physics, together with expertise in single cell transcriptomics and multi-omics, and experience managing large-scale cancer data. An interest or expertise in machine learning or AI would also be highly regarded.

Selection Criteria
Personal:
A PhD in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics or Physics
A passion for making a difference in real world health problems
A collegiate approach and enthusiasm for collaboration
Excellent skills engaging with and managing collaborators and stakeholders
Strong time management skills
Knowledge and skills:
Strong bioinformatics expertise
Strong experience analysing CITE-seq data
Experience performing downstream analysis of genomic sequencing data
Experience applying machine learning techniques to biological data
Strong data management skills
Experience working with large-scale omics data
High-level data management skills
Highly developed written and verbal communication skills

Terms of Appointment
The position is available for a period of 2 years in the first instance with the possibility of renewal. Salary is Research Employee Level A-B (97,152-$130,353), subject to experience. Up to 17% superannuation and very attractive salary packaging options are available.

Job website:  https://wehi.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/WEHI/job/Parkville-Victoria-Australia/Bioinformatics-Research-Officer-in-Single-Cell-Cancer-Multi-omics_JR2800-1

Contact name: Tony Papenfuss

Contact email:   papenfuss@wehi.edu.au

AI Bioinformatics Fellow in Multi-omics @ WEHI

Employer:  Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

Closing date: 6 June 2024

Brief position description:
An exciting opportunity exists for a talented and motivated computational scientist to join a new research program developing and applying artificial intelligence and machine learning methods to analyze biomedical molecular data from cancer and other diseases at Australia’s pre-eminent biomedical research institute.


About the position
Recognizing the emerging importance of artificial intelligence and machine learning in biomedical research, WEHI is investing strongly in a new research program and is creating multiple new AI Research Fellow positions.
This position will be based in the Papenfuss Laboratory within the Computational Biology Theme. It will involve developing and applying machine learning techniques to integrate large-scale bulk, single cell or spatial omics data to identify disease subtypes and predictive biomarkers in a variety of health-related settings, including infectious disease and cancer. There will be opportunity for methods development and to collaborate widely in the application of AI to molecular data at WEHI.
The successful candidate will join a growing interactive team of computational scientists in a supportive and flexible working environment. They will work alongside other AI and machine learning experts as part of a broader AI research community developing at WEHI. The research is well-supported by state-of-the-art computing facilities and engineering expertise.
The successful candidate will have a PhD in a quantitative discipline such as Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Mathematics, Statistics or Physics, together with expertise in machine learning techniques applied to multi-omics data.
The level of appointment will be in the Research Officer or Senior Research Officer band, depending on the candidate's experience. The position is available for a period of 3 years in the first instance with the possibility of renewal. Up to 17% superannuation and very attractive salary packaging options are available.

Selection Criteria
Personal:
A PhD in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics or Physics demonstrated through publications or a thesis
A collegiate approach and interest in collaboration
Good time management skills
Excellent skills engaging with and managing collaborators and stakeholders
Knowledge and skills:
Expertise in omics analysis and machine learning or artificial intelligence
Experience with genomic, transcriptomic or other high-throughput data
Experience applying machine learning techniques to biological data
Strong data analysis skills using unix and languages such as R or python
High-level data management skills
Highly developed written and verbal communication skills

Job website:  https://wehi.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/broadbean_external/job/Parkville-Victoria-Australia/Research-Officer-Senior-Research-Officer-in-Multi-omics-Integration---Biomarker-Discovery_JR2084-2

Contact name: Tony Papenfuss

Contact email:   papenfuss@wehi.edu.au

Research Assistant (R Software Developer) @ The University of Melbourne

Employer:  The University of Melbourne

Closing date: 09 Jun 2024 11:55 PM

Brief position description:  Job no: 0062641
Location: Parkville
Role type: Full-time; Fixed-term for 2 years
Faculty: Faculty of Science
Department/School: School of Mathematics and Statistics
Salary: Level A – $83,468 - $113,262 p.a. plus 17% super

About the Role
We are seeking an enthusiastic R Software Developer to maintain and extend the mixOmics R toolkit.

mixOmics is a toolkit that implements 19 multivariate methods for the exploration and integration of “omics” data spanning from transcriptomics (the study of all transcripts) to microbiome data (the study of all bacteria). Thirteen of these methods have been developed by Lê Cao lab members. mixOmics has been ranked top 5% package in Bioconductor repository in the past 5 years.

This role involves working closely with lab members to integrate new statistical methods into mixOmics 2.0, participating in collaborative data analyses, and teaching in mixOmics workshops. The successful candidate will also moderate the mixOmics discussion forum, engage with users, and contribute to the dissemination of the toolkit.

Opportunities for co-authorship in peer-reviewed publications are available.

Your responsibilities will include:

- Participate actively in the maintenance, and development of the mixOmics R package
- Maintain the mixOmics website, respond to queries from users on Github issues and the discussion forum and ensure a positive user experience
- Participate as a member of the research team
- Maintain research data to a high standard, particularly data analysis files and related programs/scripts.

Who We Are Looking For
You will have work experience in statistical and computer programming, particularly in R and coding R packages. You will bring excellent verbal and written communication skills, meticulous record-keeping, and high attention to detail essential for effective research collaboration and engagement.

You will also have:

- Bachelor or Masters degree in Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Computational statistics or equivalent
- Demonstrated statistical and computer programming experience in R and coding R packages
- Demonstrated experience in version control on Github
- Experience in analysing high-throughput biological data

For further information regarding responsibilities and requirements, please refer to the attached PD.

Your New Team – “Melbourne Integrative Genomics (MIG)"

https://sites.research.unimelb.edu.au/integrative-genomics

Melbourne Integrative Genomics (MIG) is a cross-disciplinary initiative at the interface between biology, mathematics and statistics at the University of Melbourne. 

MIG is a leading institution where we use innovative mathematical and computational approaches to answer pressing questions in biology and biomedicine. MIG, which was founded in 2017, fosters a vibrant environment for collaborative research and education. 

https://research.unimelb.edu.au/integrative-genomics

Le Cao lab is part of Melbourne Integrative Genomics (MIG), which has been established in 2017 and is an initiative to strengthen the involvement of statisticians in the advances being made in genomics and computational biology. MIG is an interdisciplinary research centre for the application of maths/stats/computing techniques to genomic profiling data to help understand genotype-to-phenotype process in humans and other organisms.

Join Us!
If you feel this role is right for you, please review the Position Description and apply via 
https://jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/917181/research-assistant-r-software-developer

Job website:   http://jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/917181/research-assistant-r-software-developer

Contact name: Anna Gradoboeva

Contact email:    hr-careers@unimelb.edu.au

DevOps Engineer @ Malaghan Institute of Medical Research

Employer:   Malaghan Institute of Medical Research

Closing date: 16 June 2024

Brief position description:  E te kaikimi mahi, tēnā koe,

A rare greenfield opportunity with great autonomy and exciting challenges to overcome!

We are looking for a DevOps engineer who will set up computing facilities that support ground-breaking medical research right here in Wellington.

The Malaghan Institute is New Zealand’s leading independent biomedical research institute, with a focus on breakthrough discoveries in immunology and immunotherapy. We have over 130 staff committed to finding cures for diseases using the body’s own immune system. Part of the Hugh Green Cytometry Centre, the newly established Data Science team (core facility) is tasked with supporting our scientists by developing data pipelines, statistical models, and applications to integrate and analyse their diverse data sets. Together with three data scientists you will form the core of the institute’s data science capability.

Our on-premises high-performance computing is how we deliver this mission. The servers run on Ubuntu, we currently run a lot or R scripts, but we are refocusing our stack around Python. We are also looking into complementing our platform by pushing some services to Cloud.

This is a full-time position for an initial fixed term of 12 months, working 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm, with some flexibility to work from home.

Ngā Pūkenga | Experience and Skills

Required

– Sysadmin: Know how to manage a Linux system, from basics (package installation, backup, smooth updates and managed downtime, user management) to more advanced topics (troubleshooting libraries, installing research software with guidance from staff).

– Docker pro: Design containerisation architecture for a common-use facility that needs to perform with high up-time.

– DevOps: Set up dev/prod environments to allow our scientists, coders, and analysts to try new tools without risking the integrity and infosec setup of our production environment.

– Service mindset: Support the data science platform we will build with users who will come to rely on it for their day-to-day work. You'll need some experience with support.

Advantageous

– Experience with on-site HPC.
– Code optimisation, e.g., refactoring, pushing to GPU, porting to low-level languages.
– Experience with macOS and translating to Ubuntu.
– Experience with Kubernetes.
– Experience with Cloud Engineering (any platform or provider).
– Research background—very much optional!

Ngā kawenga | Key Responsibilities

– Set up a DevOps environment (dev-prod-sandbox) on our local HPC.
– In collaboration with the head of data science, orchestrate the use of HPC for a large group of scientists pushing the frontiers of medical research.
– Help scientists and analysts deploy cutting-edge research software and applications on HPC.
– Manage installations of Linux applications in medical instrument control computers.
– Other work streams include training HPC users in shell, docker, and other HPC tools, establishing information security protocols, and assisting the head of data science with tech partnerships (e.g., network and storage systems providers).
– Because we are a charitable trust, one key challenge will be to find ways to deliver systems that are robust but easy to maintain at the lowest possible cost, and without a large supporting staff.

Ngā painga | Benefits

– Contribute directly to ground-breaking, life-saving medical research!
– A unique research environment: work with highly driven scientists and highly technical support staff.
– Lifelong learning culture with an associated L&D budget.
– Employee Assistance Programme – confidential, professional services which can support and guide you through your personal or work challenges.
– Great location on campus, lots of quiet space, short walk to cafes and shops in Te Aro, Aro Valley, or Kelburn. Have lunch in a collegial environment, hang out in your favourite spot, or take a walk to the Botanic Garden!
– Access to University life (e.g., lectures and panels) and facilities.
– Base salary starting from $88,000 depending on experience.

Here are some examples of the great work our teams do and how we are setting up for the future:

– In Focus: Shooting for the stars, propelling our research in the information age: https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.malaghan.org.nz%2fnews%2dand%2dreports%2fnews%2fin%2dfocus%2dshooting%2dfor%2dthe%2dstars%2dpropelling%2dour%2dresearch%2din%2dthe%2dinformation%2dage%2f&umid=389c87dc-a9ef-4b31-b403-9773dbd32d1d&auth=6ee66d642a212b82964c9073f0dd934b55317413-173d7c11850679931e487a9b1bcd0922ba78cb24

– NZ invention to enhance safety of CAR T and other cell therapies: https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.malaghan.org.nz%2fnews%2dand%2dreports%2fnews%2fnz%2dinvention%2dto%2denhance%2dsafety%2dof%2dcar%2dt%2dand%2dother%2dcell%2dtherapies%2f&umid=389c87dc-a9ef-4b31-b403-9773dbd32d1d&auth=6ee66d642a212b82964c9073f0dd934b55317413-a0a8d80a3c13a45658844a8e995cabbe0c4ca13e

– Vaccine alliance formed as collaborators establish national COVID-19 vaccine screening and development programme: https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fwww.malaghan.org.nz%2fnews%2dand%2dreports%2fnews%2fvaccine%2dalliance%2dformed%2das%2dcollaborators%2destablish%2dnational%2dcovid%2d19%2dvaccine%2dscreening%2dand%2ddevelopment%2dprogramme%2f&umid=389c87dc-a9ef-4b31-b403-9773dbd32d1d&auth=6ee66d642a212b82964c9073f0dd934b55317413-79b81e4a657607c11ab0524a8ccc59f1f8e6b925

The Malaghan Institute is also an equal opportunity employer, and values diversity alongside being committed to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Vision Mātauranga. We support Māori health advancement in partnership with Te Urungi Māori, the Institute’s Māori advisory group, we therefore welcome Māori applicants for this role. 

Me Pēhea te tuku tono | How to apply

If you share our passion for building cures, and think you’d be a valuable addition to this project, apply now by sending both your Cover Letter and CV. Applications close on 16 June 2024 for a start date as soon as possible. Interviews may be held immediately should the right candidates apply, so don’t wait, tone inaianei!

Applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand.

Job website:   http://www.seek.co.nz/malaghan-jobs?jobId=75951010

Contact name: Hercules Konstantopoulos

Contact email:    herculesk@malaghan.org.nz

Postdoc in statistical genetics and machine learning @ Carnegie Mellon University

Employer:   Carnegie Mellon University

Closing date: 31 October 2024

Brief position description:  Postdoctoral researcher
The Zhang Lab is seeking one postdoctoral researcher. The researcher will work with Dr. Martin Zhang on problems in statistical genetics and machine learning, involving algorithm design, software implementation, and studying problems in statistical and/or evolutionary genetics. The researcher will have the flexibility to choose their projects or propose new projects, broadly in line with the lab’s research directions (https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fmzhanglab.github.io%2fresearch%2f&umid=a3471db3-20da-4223-bcdc-e37d24ff92c6&auth=4d41e25c5d761d3d9b3f3fb6ac781e525dd700b4-34041fa35b88989f429d5880497b2e148e3648de). One research focus would be to use SNP-to-gene links (such as eQTLs or enhancer-gene links from single-cell multiome) to identify GWAS genes. Dr. Zhang will provide hands-on guidance in conducting research and writing papers, as well as ample opportunities for collaboration (within and outside CMU) and presenting research works. Dr. Zhang will support the researcher’s application for a Lane Fellow (https://cbd.cmu.edu/join-us/lane-fellow.html), a prestigious postdoctoral fellowship program in CMU computational biology.

Lab website: https://smex-ctp.trendmicro.com:443/wis/clicktime/v1/query?url=https%3a%2f%2fmzhanglab.github.io&umid=a3471db3-20da-4223-bcdc-e37d24ff92c6&auth=4d41e25c5d761d3d9b3f3fb6ac781e525dd700b4-1482b014c259d4278795e90fb25fc473a99f0c11 

Qualifications:

1. Successful research experience as demonstrated by publications in peer-reviewed journals and conferences.
2. Strong skills in algorithm design, mathematical modeling, and programming (e.g., Python or R).
3. (Preferred but not required) Experience in analyzing genetics and genomics data, such as GWAS and scRNA-seq

Apply: please contact Dr. Martin Zhang via email with the title “Applying for a postdoctoral researcher position in Martin Zhang’s Lab” and include your CV, a short introduction, and your research interests. 

Job website:   http://apply.interfolio.com/145466

Contact name:  Martin Zhang

Contact email:   martinzh@andrew.cmu.edu

Senior Bioinformatician (Australian BioCommons) @ University of Sydney

Employer: Sydney Informatics Hub, University of Sydney

Closing date: 28 May 2024

Brief position description: 
The Sydney Informatics Hub (SIH) is looking for a senior bioinformatician to contribute to the Australian BioCommons mission to empower life scientists with digital infrastructure, providing expertise in bioinformatics software engineering, and training. Collaborating with University of Sydney researchers and our external partners, you'll develop open-source tools and services tailored to national priorities like precision medicine and environmental conservation. 

Reporting to the Bioinformatics Group Lead, your key responsibilities will be to:

  • collaborate within cross-functional teams across SIH, Uni of Sydney, and Australian BioCommons

  • utilise expertise in high-performance computing and bioinformatics to design and implement impactful solutions

  • lead bioinformatics analyses, data engineering, and software projects

  • develop and deliver training events for the National Bioinformatics Training Cooperative

  • strengthen team capabilities in software development and translational bioinformatics

  • cultivate an engineering ethos to support bioinformatics initiatives throughout Uni of Sydney

Bioinformatician (Research Officer) @ Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute

Employer:  Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute

Closing date: 20 May 2024

Brief position description: 
We are looking for a Bioinformatician. The successful candidate will be based at the Baker Institute in the Systems Genomics Lab (https://baker.edu.au/research/laboratories/systems-genomics) and supervised by Dr. Fumihiko Takeuchi. The primary responsibilities are (i) providing bioinformatics and/or biostatistics expertise for experimental and study design, data analyses and interpretation at the Institute, and (ii) conducting high-quality research in bioinformatics, genomics or computational biology. 

Job website:  : http://www.seek.com.au/job/75481032

Contact name:  Fumihiko Takeuchi

Contact email:  Fumihiko.Takeuchi@baker.edu.au

Solutions Architect Genomics Machine Learning @ CSIRO

Employer:  CSIRO

Closing date: 12 May 2024, 11:00pm AEST

Brief position description: 
Acknowledgement of Country
CSIRO acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land, sea and waters, of the area that we live and work on across Australia. We acknowledge their continuing connection to their culture and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. View our vision towards reconciliation

Child safety
CSIRO is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people involved in our activities and programs. View our Child Safe Policy.

The opportunity
Lead the technical development of the VariantSpark platform and clinical pathology applications
Use your cloud-based, high-performance computing & machine learning expertise to bring IT solutions to human health applications
Flexible work arrangements! Mix of home and office

Many of CSIRO's innovations were once considered impossible. Fast WiFi, Aerogard insect repellent and the plastic Australian banknote, to name a few. Until someone, just like you, joined us and took on the challenge. We’re recruiting inventors, innovators and change makers. Join Team CSIRO and help make the impossible possible.

CSIRO's AEHRC (The Australian e-Health Research Centre) is the leading national research facility applying information and communication technology to improve health services and clinical treatment for Australians. AEHRC is a world-wide unique trailblazer of advanced digital solutions and covers the full spectrum from basic science to mobile technologies and digital healthcare services that are applied in clinical practice.


The Solutions Architect Genomic Machine Learning will work with scientists from the high-performing Transformational Bioinformatics Team to develop novel digital services that join genomics and medical information to empower clinicians. The role will lead the technical development of the VariantSpark platform, as well as clinical pathology applications. Envisioned as a point-of-care solution, the technology needs to build on the latest in cloud services and cloud computing technology to deliver speed and accuracy on unprecedented data volumes. You will use your software engineering expertise and demonstrated knowledge in cloud-based distributed or high-performance computing as well as machine learning skills to help us bring advanced IT solutions to human health applications.


This position is advertised across two competency levels and the successful candidate will be appointed at the level commensurate with their skills and experience. More detail around the difference between the two levels is outlined in the position description.

Your duties will include:
In collaboration with scientists, design and implement innovative cloud architecture to carry out impactful research and cater for the challenges in the health and life science domain (fast turn-around-time and large volumes of data).
Implement ML solutions to biological research questions; Explore novel ML methodological approaches to research questions.
Be knowledgeable about cloud services across multiple vendors (specifically AWS, Azure, GCP). 
Prepare appropriate documentation through repositories (e.g. bitbucket), project boards (e.g. trello), online communities (e.g. gist) and contribute to reports, scientific papers, blog-posts and videos.


Higher level duties:
Develop novel ML algorithms, tailored for genomic problems.
Stay on top of newly released cloud services across multiple vendors (specifically AWS, Azure, GCP) and take ownership in applying them effectively to the scientific applications developed by the team.
Identify market-gaps and lead development of tailored solutions to commercial impact and be involved in grant applications.

Location: Sydney NSW preferred; Open to other major cities like Melbourne and Brisbane

Salary: *AU$93k - AU$119k plus up to 15.4% superannuation

Tenure: Specified term of 3 years / Full-time

Reference: 95944

* Applications are invited across two capability levels (CSOF4 & CSOF5) detailed in the position description for each of the levels and the successful candidate will be appointed at the level that commensurate with their skills and experience. 

To be considered you will need:
A bachelor’s degree (or will shortly satisfy the requirements of a bachelor’s degree) or equivalent relevant work experience in a relevant discipline area, such as Information Technology, Bioinformatics, Electrical Engineering, Data Science.
Evidence of experience with cloud-based distributed or high-performance computing (e.g. EMR, HDInsight, Dataproc) as well as more than one language relevant for cloud services (e.g. Python, NodeJS, Scala, BASH).
Proven impact from developing web services on more than one cloud vendor (e.g. AWS, GCP, Azure).
Experience and passion for designing and implementing machine learning solutions (SVM, RF, DeepLearning) and deep knowledge of statistics.

For appointment at the higher competence and salary level, additional skills and experience is required, as outlined in the position description.

Eligibility
Applications for this position are open to Australian/New Zealand Citizens and Australian Permanent Residents only. Appointment to this role is subject to provision of a national police check and may be subject to other security/medical/character requirements.

Flexible working arrangements
We work flexibly at CSIRO, offering a range of options for how, when and where you work. 

Diversity and inclusion
We are working hard to recruit people representing the diversity across our society, and ensure that all our people feel supported to do their best work and feel empowered to let their ideas flourish. 

About CSIRO
At CSIRO Australia's national science agency, we solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. We put the safety and wellbeing of our people above all else and earn trust everywhere because we only deal in facts. We collaborate widely and generously and deliver solutions with real impact. 


CSIRO is committed to values-based leadership to inspire performance and unlock the potential of our people.

Join us and start creating tomorrow today!


How to apply
Please apply on-line and provide a cover letter and CV that best demonstrate your motivation and ability to meet the requirements of this role.

Applications close
12 May 2024, 11:00pm AEST.

Job website:   Solutions Architect Genomics Machine Learning (csiro.au)

Contact name:  Shree Chattopodhyay

Contact email:  careers.online@csiro.au