You are applying for the position ofCancer Bioinformatics Research AssistantforHudson Institute of Medical Research.Please fill in your details below to submit an application for this position.The primary site for this position is: Melbourne The program isat Victoria's leading position in the paediatric cancer field, across-institutional discovery and translational research program led by HudsonInstitute scientists. Over the last 5 years, the VPCC program has deliveredresearch with real-world impact, better medical care, and improved training forthe researchers and clinicians of the future. The program seeks to use largescale omics methods and predictive modelling approaches to identify newprecision/targeted therapies for childhood cancers of greatest unmet medicalneed. The CancerBioinformatics Research Assistant will be responsibleto spearhead computational analysis for bothcurrent and forthcoming multi-omics datasets sourced from patient populationsand pre-clinical models within our research programs. This role requires an excellentprofessional with a strong background in bioinformatics, adept researchassistance capabilities, and exceptional multitasking skills. Joining ourdynamic team of data scientists and cancer researchers, the successfulcandidate will contribute to a collaborative and supportive work environment.They will have the chance to drive new research avenues that align with currentthemes and engage extensively with fellow bioinformaticians. This position issituated within the Centre for Cancer Research, The Hudson Institute, and theMonash Bioinformatics platform, offering ample opportunities for professionalgrowth and interdisciplinary interaction. The position will report to the Lead Bioinformatician andmaintain close working relationships with the Next-Gen team. SELECTION CRITERIA The role will suit someone who has: A postgraduate (Masters or PhD) in a bioinformatics related area orprevious working experience in bioinformatics research with a keen interestin cancer research. Experience in Command Line tools, Linux and/or Bash, R, Python. Experience in data analysis on HPC resources is desirable. Experience in the processing and analyses of sequencing-based data. Good understanding of cancer biology. Good practice in consistent data quality control assessment. Good understanding of biostatistics. Problem-solving skills and independent thinking. Ability to support multiple research projects, effectivelycommunicate findings. Capability to work within a cross-disciplinary research team to meet agreed objectives. High-level interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills. Your responsibilities include: Liaise with team members to perform data analysis and statisticalanalysis (including NGS based data, proteomics data, integrative dataanalysis). Support and contribute to student and staff bioinformatics-basedresearch projects Mange and track the data sharing withinternational collaborators. Supportthe development & implementation of multiple research projects throughapplication of bioinformatics and statistical knowledge EMPLOYMENT TERMS This position is a fixed term contract role in a Full time (1.0 FTE) capacity. Salaryis based on Research Support Group ranging from RSS X-Z dependent on level ofexperience/qualifications. Superannuation of 11% and very attractive salary packaging optionsare available. General enquiries can be directedto ****** Please do not share your application to this emailaddress. How to apply? A position description is available below. If you feel this role is right fit for you, pleaseapply with your resume, cover letter outlining your interest and experience,and responses against the Selection Criteria. If you think you meet some of therequirements but not all, we still want to hear from you! Applications will close on Sunday 6 July at 11.59pm. Applications will be reviewed as theycome through and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. about us We are a global bioscience medical research leader,Hudson Institute advances healthcare through ground-breaking, collaborativemedical research discoveries and their translation into real-world impact. Ourresearch programs deliver in five areas of medical need: Inflammation, Cancer, Reproductivehealth, Newborn health and Hormones and health. Hudson is a community ofresearchers, students and professional service staff who work towards achievingdiscoveries that improve human health. We are driven by our values such asExcellence, Innovation, Partnerships, and Community. We are committed to makinga positive difference to the lives of people in Australia and around the world. We offer: A proud Certified Family Friendly Workplace! Paid parental leaveOnsite Gym with personal trainersGenerous salary packaging with significant taxbenefitsOpportunities for Career and ProfessionalDevelopmentFree Employee Assistance programHudson social club with institute events all year! oUR COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY, equity AND INCLUSION Hudson is committed to empowering our people andharnessing their diversity to build inclusive and equitable work environment.We actively encourage applications from, people with a disability, culturally,religiously and linguistically diverse people and people with diverse gendersand sexualities. We are committed to creating a culturally safe workplaceand offering career development and leadership opportunities to First Nationsstaff and students. We strongly encourage any Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander peoples to apply. Should you require support duringthe recruitment process due to special needs or consideration, please contact: ****** Please note: Visa sponsorship is not available forthis position .This role requires current valid work rights for Australia. #J-18808-Ljbffr
