Bioinformatician – Next-Generation Sequencing

Newton Colmore Consulting Ltd; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000

Job description

Bioinformatician – Next-Generation Sequencing

A biotechnology company in Cambridge is looking for a bioinformatician to join their fledgling team.

In this exciting new role, you will be developing complex bioinformatic algorithms that will have a direct effect on the company’s future research and development programmes and current products, which are the perfect blend between science and engineering.

You will be utilising your software skills to design and develop sequencing tools and algorithms which will integrate with lab systems and support tools, as well as searching for and validating open source bioinformatics tools.

You will also build an understanding of user lab processes and workflows and help develop cloud-based workflows to support the biology and chemistry research teams.

This is a great opportunity to join a company and make a real difference with your knowledge and experience, leading bioinformatics projects from day one.

We are looking for scientists who have developed code in Python coupled with experience in the bioinformatics field. This will be complemented by an engineering or science related degree and experience with cloud computing. Any prior knowledge of experimental NGS data would be advantageous to your application.

This company is working on a product that will aim to save and improve people’s lives and they need scientists and engineers who share that passion.

The client is offering competitive salaries as well as a comprehensive benefits package that includes share options and a variety of other benefits.

For more information, please call Matthew Lowdon of Newton Colmore Consulting on 0044 121 268 2240 or make an application and one of our team will be in touch.

Newton Colmore Consulting is a highly specialist recruitment consultancy operating within the medical devices and biotechnology field. We help our clients find the expert engineers and scientists they need to develop and commercialise ground-breaking technologies.