Dear all I am happy to announce we have two new positions in our MOLGENIS software team to create open source software to analyse the terabytes of new NGS and biobank data for 'personalized’ genome diagnostics and research, enjoy use of state-of-the-art techniques and frameworks in coordination with colleagues from the data management and analysis teams, and write a lot of great code. *Senior Java developer with a passion for health research & applications* We seek an experienced Java developer to work on the data backbone of a "google drive” for large-scale research data, analysis backbone for data processing, annotation and interpretation, and data integration backbone based on ontologies. On top of that you will also work on "apps" to for research data publication, for diagnostic interpretation of DNA data, to make European biobank data findable and reusable, and to drive high-performance computing pipelines. see http://ow.ly/XQyt306egxL *Skilled Frontend Web developer for biobanking and genome interpretation* We also seek a skilled front-end developer to design and implement attractive user interfaces, co-develop elegant web services, and help in testing and operations with an eye for quality. You work especially at the frontend of a "google drive” for large-scale research data, analysis frontends for data processing, annotation and interpretation, data integration frontends based on ontologies and 'apps' to visualise research results, aid DNA diagnostic interpretation and make European biobanks findable and reusable. See http://ow.ly/i9md306g3D3 *Work environment* Both positions are at the Genomics Coordination Center (GCC) of the University Medical Centre Groningen, Department of Genetics. Along with 25 IT colleagues we work on smart open-source software to accelerate research and improve health care applications via web applications, high-performance computing analysis pipelines and large-scale e-infrastructure (cluster, storage, cloud). Furthermore, you will work with users of diverse backgrounds: geneticists, epidemiologists, statisticians, IT experts, data modelers and doctors, and you can participate in national and European projects such as BBMRI, ELIXIR, DTL, RD-connect and CORBEL. Please apply using the following links: Senior Java Developer http://ow.ly/XQyt306egxL Frontend Web Developer http://ow.ly/i9md306g3D3 Best wishes Morris -- Dr. Morris A. Swertz Coordinator BBMRI-NL common services for IT Coordinator DTL sector health Coordinator NFU biobank catalogue working group Head Section Systems Genetics & Genomics Coordination Center Associate Professor - Big data in biomedicine Dept. of Genetics, CB50 University Medical Center Groningen P.O. Box 30001 9700 RB GRONINGEN The Netherlands Phone +31 50 3617100 Fax + 31 50 3617230 Email m.a.swertz@rug.nl