Requirements: Applicants should have a Ph.D. in bioinformatics or any related field, complemented by at least 1 year experience in NGS and programming,Working experience in analyzing large datasets (raw sequencing data, gene expression, germline, and somatic mutational events, copy number variants, methylation, etc.); A skilled programmer in an object-oriented language. Experience in programming (Python advantage) is desirable. Along with Knowledge of software development best practices, eg, modular design, source code version control, unit test, continuous integration, etc. Experience with bioinformatics resources, databases, tools, and common standard formats. Experience using existing scientific workflow systems, such as WDL / Snakemake, etc is an asset.
Essentials:Strong team-working skills with previous experience of completing collaborative projects on time Excellent communication skills (both written and oral) with the ability to communicate complex ideas and information,Should be capable of handling High-Performance Clusters and Linux distributions, Keen interest in crop science and hybrid genome assembly is an added advantage
General:The is a consolidated position initially for a period of three years, renewable based on the performance of the incumbent and the institute’s continuing need for the position.