Dear all,


The Metabolic and Molecular Biochemistry Department is recruiting a bioinformatician for a 2-year post-doctorate (with the possibility of a 3-year extension).

You will be responsible for analyzing human genomic variants from open-access databases and DNA samples.

The candidate must have :
• either a Master’s degree in life sciences (biological or biomedical sciences) with a complementary Master’s and PhD in bioinformatics,
• or a Master’s degree and PhD in bioinformatics.
The skills required are as follows:
• Knowledge of genetics and molecular biology.
• Proficiency in the knowledge and IT tools required to analyze the human genome and its variants from complex data such as those generated by Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), both short-reads and long-reads.
• Understand and use complex mathematical formulas to develop risk scores, among other things.
• Work independently and as part of a team.
• Create and manage projects.
• Know how to use variant analysis software, or know how to design it.
• Administration of scientific databases.
Previous knowledge of the analysis of the human genome and its variations, as well as technical skills in sample preparation for NGS is an asset.


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Un bioinformaticien (f/h/x) au sein du Service de Biochimie Métabolique et Moléculaire - Université de Mons
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Send us your curriculum vitae and a covering letter to the e-mail address frederique.coppee@umons.ac.be, quoting the job title in the subject line, before the 31th January 2024.


Best wishes,


Olivier Sand
ELIXIR-FR Training Coordinator
CNRS UAR3601 IFB-core/
UAR2014-US41 PLBS