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ensure the most efficient use of available resources. HPC Storage Performance : Work with the HPC team to ensure parallel file systems remain performant, diagnosing issues associated with intense or
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EMBL-EBI and Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute share the Wellcome Genome Campus. This proximity fosters close collaborations and contributes to an international and vibrant campus environment
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important feature of your clear, concise, well tested and documented code. You will also be interested in applying analytic engines and technical approaches to distributed processing of big data. The
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documented code. You will also be interested in applying analytic engines and technical approaches to distributed processing of big data. The ability to work towards tight deadlines is essential. You
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and AI-enabled services Prioritise development work using Agile methodologies, balancing new functionality, operational stability and technical debt Oversee large-scale data ingestion and processing
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(known internally as a Budget Officer) to join the EMBL-EBI Budget Office, based at the European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) on the renowned Wellcome Genome Campus near Cambridge. EMBL-EBI
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) Extensive experience in data warehousing architecture, big data processing and ETL Demonstrable expertise in Unix/Linux environments Experience with GIT and working in collaborative software
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Your role Reporting to EMBL-EBI's Deputy Director, funded by Wellcome and working closely with senior colleagues responsible for data services, training, infrastructure development, in this role
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millions, with real impact on open science. Based on the Wellcome Genome Campus - gym, nursery, free shuttle bus, restaurant, library, set in the Cambridgeshire countryside. Competitive salary, pension
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, interpretation, archiving, dissemination etc. for at least one common imaging modality (e.g. light or electron microscopy) Experience developing scripts and tools for data transformation and processing (e.g. in