Description
The Scientist I, Bioinformatics develops and optimizes methods for detecting and analyzing alterations in tumor DNA and RNA, supports biomarker and companion diagnostics development, and processes high-volume sequencing data. The role works within an interdisciplinary team focused on massively parallel sequencing of clinical cancer specimens and requires a master’s degree, at least one year of relevant experience, and proficiency in R and Python. The position is based in Boston, Massachusetts, offers a hybrid work arrangement, and pays $112,560–$140,700 per year.
