Bioinformatics Scientist

1w1 week ago

Guidehouse

Baltimore, US · Full-time · $65,000 – $108,000

About this role

We are searching for a Bioinformatics Scientist to provide support services to satisfy the overall objectives of the National Institute of Aging. This is a full-time opportunity located in Baltimore, MD. The role involves working with human population-based studies featuring omics, clinical, phenotype, and wearable/sensor data.

Provide programming, data processing, and troubleshooting support for these studies. Perform computational analyses using established bioinformatics and statistical methods for multi-omics and wearable datasets. Integrate findings into epidemiological research for impactful results.

Process raw data through quality control, alignment, quantification, normalization, and generation of analysis-ready datasets. Conduct large-scale genome-wide DNA and protein sequence analysis. Assist with development and maintenance of Oracle database for genomics and proteomics projects in the Translational Gerontology Branch.

Join Guidehouse to contribute to cutting-edge gerontology research at NIH. Benefit from a comprehensive total rewards package including competitive compensation and flexible benefits. Advance your career in a diverse, supportive workplace focused on innovation.

Requirements

Master’s Degree
A minimum of ONE (1) year of experience working in bioinformatics, biomedical or clinical research, or related science field
Strong communication skills, both oral and written
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
Must be able to obtain and maintain a Federal or DoD 'public trust'; candidates must obtain approved adjudication of their public trust prior to onboarding with Guidehouse

Responsibilities

Provide programming, data processing, and troubleshooting support for human population-based studies involving omics, clinical, phenotype, and wearable/sensor data
Perform computational analyses using established bioinformatics and statistical methods for multi-omics and wearable datasets and integrate them into epidemiological research
Process raw data, including quality control, alignment, quantification, normalization, and generation of analysis-ready datasets
Provide large-scale genome-wide DNA and protein sequence analysis
Assist with development and maintenance of Oracle database for genomics and proteomics projects in the Translational Gerontology Branch (TGB)

Benefits

Medical, Rx, Dental & Vision Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
Tuition Reimbursement, Personal Development, Certifications & Learning Opportunities
Employee Assistance Program
Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
Parental Leave
Transit and Parking Commuter Benefits