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in sharing and gaining access to well described, high quality sample and genomic data. You have A BSc or MSc in computer science or related fields Expertise in Python, including popular Python
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in sharing and gaining access to well described, high quality sample and genomic data. You have A BSc or MSc in computer science or related fields Expertise in Python, including popular Python
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projects within a complex organisation. Undergraduate degree (or equivalent qualification) in Human Resources, Business Management, Information Systems, Computer Science, Organisational Development
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colleagues across EMBL-EBI, applying industry-standard best practices to create and maintain efficient, reusable and well-documented software. You have A degree in Computer Science or a related field; A
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projects within a complex organisation. Undergraduate degree (or equivalent qualification) in Human Resources, Business Management, Information Systems, Computer Science, Organisational Development
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degree in either: software engineering, informatics, computer science, or equivalent life science, with strong computational components Leadership of computational projects with responsibility for
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at the striking Advanced Training Centre. The ATC is EMBL’s purpose-built scientific conference training and events venue, centred on a large auditorium, wet laboratories and computer-based training
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biology, bioinformatics, computer science or a related field, and proven research experience in a relevant field. A strong background and understanding in microbiology and/or metagenomics. Understanding
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bioinformatics, biology, computer science or related field, or equivalent experience Knowledge of prokaryotic and/or microbial eukaryotic biology Strong Python skills, with demonstrable ability to write
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biology, bioinformatics, computer science or a related field, and proven research experience in a relevant field. A strong background and understanding in microbiology and/or metagenomics. Understanding