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As a Bioinformatician at UNSW, you will have the opportunity to work in a highly collaborative environment with other leading bioinformaticians. You will play a crucial role in expanding Stats Central's support for bioinformatics, contributing to impactful research projects. Your main responsibilities will include: - Advising on or leading study design, analysis, and communication of results for complex genomic and proteomic datasets - Developing and maintaining analysis pipelines - Conducting regular professional development workshops and seminars - Building and maintaining strong relationships to facilitate interdisciplinary research To qualify for this role, you should possess: - A PhD in Bioinformatics or a related field - Expertise in applying bioinformatic pipelines for single-cell sequencing, spatial proteomics/transcriptomics, and integrative multi-omics data analysis - Strong proficiency in R or Python, bash, and Linux HPC environments - Ability to work independently and meet project requirements with minimal supervision - Effective team player with excellent communication skills Additionally, if you meet the Level B criteria, you should also have: - Proven experience in bioinformatics, including reviewing research grants and journal articles - Leadership skills in planning and analyzing genomics or proteomics studies - Ability to critically evaluate research proposals and teach bioinformatic techniques - Strong interdisciplinary publication record and well-developed interpersonal and organizational skills UNSW offers a competitive salary and benefits including flexible/hybrid working, additional leave over the Christmas period, access to lifelong learning and career development, progressive HR practices, discounts, entitlements, and affordable on-campus parking. If you are interested in contributing your bioinformatics expertise to impactful research projects at UNSW, please submit your CV and Cover Letter via the Apply Now button. Note that this role is based in Sydney, Australia, and applicants must hold Australian working rights or Australian Citizenship. UNSW is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from individuals from diverse backgrounds. Workplace adjustments are available for people with disabilities, and flexible work options are offered to eligible staff. As a Bioinformatician at UNSW, you will have the opportunity to work in a highly collaborative environment with other leading bioinformaticians. You will play a crucial role in expanding Stats Central's support for bioinformatics, contributing to impactful research projects. Your main responsibilities will include: - Advising on or leading study design, analysis, and communication of results for complex genomic and proteomic datasets - Developing and maintaining analysis pipelines - Conducting regular professional development workshops and seminars - Building and maintaining strong relationships to facilitate interdisciplinary research To qualify for this role, you should possess: - A PhD in Bioinformatics or a related field - Expertise in applying bioinformatic pipelines for single-cell sequencing, spatial proteomics/transcriptomics, and integrative multi-omics data analysis - Strong proficiency in R or Python, bash, and Linux HPC environments - Ability to work independently and meet project requirements with minimal supervision - Effective team player with excellent communication skills Additionally, if you meet the Level B criteria, you should also have: - Proven experience in bioinformatics, including reviewing research grants and journal articles - Leadership skills in planning and analyzing genomics or proteomics studies - Ability to critically evaluate research proposals and teach bioinformatic techniques - Strong interdisciplinary publication record and well-developed interpersonal and organizational skills UNSW offers a competitive salary and benefits including flexible/hybrid working, additional leave over the Christmas period, access to lifelong learning and career development, progressive HR practices, discounts, entitlements, and affordable on-campus parking. If you are interested in contributing your bioinformatics expertise to impactful research projects at UNSW, please submit your CV and Cover Letter via the Apply Now button. Note that this role is based in Sydney, Australia, and applicants must hold Australian working rights or Australian Citizenship. UNSW is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from individuals from diverse backgrounds. Workplace adjustments are available for people with disabilities, and flexible work options are offered to eligible staff.
