The Bioinformatician functions as a bioinformatics collaborator who applies bioinformatics expertise to the design, implementation, analysis, interpretation, and reporting of research and clinical genomics studies. The work is performed under the supervision of a Senior Bioinformatician or Principal Bioinformatician. Possesses skills and knowledge in a variety of bioinformatics and computational biology tools and techniques to analyze genomics, proteomics and metabolomics data (omics technologies). Also possesses good programing skills to develop novel analytical tools as needed by projects. Additional optional skills include basic knowledge of statistical methodology. Administrative duties: accurately keep track and record time spent on projects. Maintain documentation of projects with a level of detail enabling the handoff to other bioinformatics staff members.

*Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. This position is not eligible for F-1 OPT STEM extension.

Master's in bioinformatics or a similar field with an emphasize on analytical omics expertise. Good written and oral communication skills are required. Expertise in the use of informatics computing and data management packages. Ability to prioritize, organizes, and delegates various tasks on projects. Frequently demonstrated initiative in administration, education (seminars, training), software development, technical reports. Demonstrated success in project management and communication skills. A commitment to customer service with an attitude of owning the experience of each customer is required.

Preferred Qualifications, Experience and Education:

Preference will be given to applicants with a PhD. This position is NOT intended for MDs without a PhD in bioinformatics or computational biology. This position is also NOT intended for clinical informaticists. The bioinformatician may also apply as a co-investigator or co–principal investigator for extramural grants or contracts in collaboration with their Mayo sponsor. They are expected to act as the principal investigator’s internal and external representative and resource contact for the research program and may represent the principal investigator at national or international meetings when needed. The role requires bringing unique skills, techniques, or knowledge to the program and includes significant participation in personnel and resource management on behalf of the principal investigator. The bioinformatician will independently manage assigned projects as well as those of other program personnel, provide guidance on the direction and design of others’ projects, and oversee teaching activities within the investigator’s program.