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Research Group is at the forefront of pioneering research in artificial intelligence applied to neuroscience. We are seeking a talented Computational Science developer to join our dynamic team and contribute
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Position Description Are you ready to take your systems engineering skills to the next level and make a significant impact on messaging and collaboration systems supporting next generation science
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the CSHL community including, service call resolution, desktop engineering, patch management, asset management, access management, and software management. Working with users of Apple, Linux, and Windows
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departmental coordination and scheduling of maintenance, repairs, and construction activities as they relate to Engineering, Buildings & Grounds, and Carpentry & Painting services. The Coordinator will also
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engineering are encouraged to apply. Position Requirements Education: Bachelor’s degree as Chemistry/Biochemistry major (or demonstrating the competency in Organic Chemistry), and successfully completed
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, Engineering, Neuroscience, or related quantitative discipline, strong programming skills, publications in machine learning conferences or neuroscience journals, and experience or interest in neuroscience and
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with the immune system and investigating new therapeutic strategies to improve immunity against cancer. Research spans cancer genetics and genomics, immunology, immunotherapy, genetic engineering, and
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areas as required. -Perform the duties of a Laboratory Assistant as required. Position Requirements Education: Bachelor of Science degree in biology or relevant field of science or technology required
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maintaining web infrastructure handling large image data for the project. Working knowledge is required both for front-end and back-end technology stacks, working within a DevOps framework. Familiarity with
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. The ideal candidate will be one who embraces continuous improvement, uses technology to perform tasks, and works collaboratively in a team environment. Position Responsibilities Conduct regular