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The Quadram Institute, Norwich, UK is hiring a Bioinformatician to to join their Food, Microbiome and Health programme.

Phagos, a phage biotech company in France, is hiring a bioinformatician to create and manage analysis pipelines, mainly from Nanopore DNA sequencing data.

The Jagiellonian University is looking for individuals with a PhD in a quantitative field like biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, or similar, who have relevant scientific achievements and experience in designing bio

Friedrich Schiller University Jena is looking for a bioinformatic programmer/data steward to assist in the establishment and maintenance of a compute cluster, databases, bioinformatics tools, building pipelines, and much more.

Adaptive Phage Therapeutics (APT) is hiring a Curator/Bioinformatician! APT is a group of seasoned veterans coupled with crazy smart biologists and engineers working to solve the problem of antibiotic resistant infections. Each day is diffe

Adaptive Phage Therapeutics (APT) is hiring a Curator/Bioinformatician! APT is a group of seasoned veterans coupled with crazy smart biologists and engineers working to solve the problem of antibiotic resistant infections. Each day is diffe

The Quadram Institute of Biosciences (Norwich, UK) is inviting applications for the post of bioinformatician to join the Gut Microbes and Health Programme, to work with vast datasets of metagenomic sequence data and gain experience with cut

Adaptive Phage Therapeutics (Gaithersburg, Maryland) is hiring for several roles, including microbiologists, software engineers, manufacturing & more!

A bioinformatician/data steward position related to metagenomics and phage-host interactions is available at the University of Utrecht, Netherlands.

A bioinformatician/data steward position related to metagenomics and phage-host interactions is available at the University of Utrecht, Netherlands.

Dr. Andrew Page, Norwich, UK The microbes that live inside our guts are mostly a mystery to science. We know they have an impact on our health and wellbeing that extends far beyond the gut but science currently doesn’t fully understand how

Dr. Andrew Page, Norwich, UK The microbes that live inside our guts are mostly a mystery to science. We know they have an impact on our health and wellbeing that extends far beyond the gut but science currently doesn’t fully understand how