[BBC] Permanent opening in Germany: Data Management Scientist

[Erick Antezana]

** Apologies for cross-posting **

YOUR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

   - Construction and maintenance of (biological) ontologies using semantic
   web technologies, methods and standards
   - Adaptation and application of checking and editing tools for ontologies
   - Automation of ontology maintenance tasks in a master data management
   environment, taking into account the company-wide framework for control and
   responsibility for data
   - Carrying out training courses for data stewards with regard to
   processes and the relevant tools for editing master data
   - Support for biological data integration, e.g. of genes, traits and
   organisms, through the design and implementation of algorithms and data
   models
   - Support of the data management organization through “insourcing” of
   external knowledge and standards
   - Building and maintaining knowledge of external public data sources


WHO YOU ARE

   - Scientific university degree in bioinformatics, computational biology,
   engineering or any analytical field
   - Experience in building and maintaining (bio-)ontologies as well as in
   automatizing ontology maintenance tasks (e.g. using scripts)
   - Experience with master data management (data stewardship and
   governance), biological data integration as well as algorithms design and
   implementation
   - Experience in semantic web technologies and standards, e.g. with OBO,
   RDF, OWL, SHACL, ShEx, SPARQL, SKOS
   - Familiar with graph-based data systems (e.g. triple stores)
   - Good understanding of ontology editing tools as well as of public
   resources as gene ontology, plant ontology, traits ontology
   - High ability to solve problems and to structure and simplify complex
   tasks and ability to contribute in an international and dynamic research
   and development team
   - Fluent in English, both written and spoken

https://karriere.bayer.de/en/job/data-management-scientist-m-f-d--SF585221_en_US
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