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into a working MVP fast enough to support the next grant application round. Main duties and responsibilities Rebuild the RVI scoring engine as clean, standalone Python code, implementing the validated
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, protein purification, and/or machine learning is a clear plus. • Experience in data analysis and coding (preferably Python) • A systematic, independent working style and ability to work in a collaborative
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with the statistical grounding to reason about the models you use ● A GitHub account with code you have written ● Fluent English Desirable: ● Experience with single-cell or spatial genomics data ● Contributions to open
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) Ensuring medical grade software quality following industry best practices for patients' usage at home and for researchers in rehabilitation facilities Designing, coding, and driving the automation of test
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driving mesenchymal stromal cell heterogeneity and function in adipose biology and other metabolically relevant processes. Geno - In the “Geno” pillar, we are examining how variation in the regulatory code
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, OpenRouter) storing, querying, cleaning, and validating data using SQL/PostgreSQL applying NLP, statistical methods, and LLM-based approaches to textual data deploying and maintaining research code on Linux
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Interest in lab-automation and working with agentic AI (e.g. Claude Code, Codex) Excellent communication skills in English Strong academic track-record and publication history The ability to collaborate in a
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CV A short cover letter explaining your motivation for the project and how your previous experience makes you a good fit for the position. Link to your relevant projects / code samples (optional
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. Participating in code reviews to ensure code quality and to provide & receive feedback. Applying IT security best practices, including e.g. Zero Trust and Least Privilege principles. Working with clients
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and structural biology methods (X-ray crystallography, cryo-EM or NMR) Evidence of commitment to reproducibility, e.g. through careful record-keeping, code repositories or open protocols A strong desire