[Bioclusters] Looking to hire a programmer

Arnie Miles adm35 at georgetown.edu
Tue Jun 28 13:22:49 EDT 2005


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Sorry about the spam.  I hope it's ok to post job openings here.

The team I work for at Georgetown University has begun the hiring
process for a new programmer.  We're doing work on NCI's caBIG project,
plus some internal projects with a variety of scientists, most of whom
are in the Life Sciences in some way.  Some of this work will benefit
from someone who has some background as a Bioinformaticist, other work
will require no scientific background at all.

Right now, we're only advertising the position on the Georgetown HR
website, but sometime during July we'll be casting a wider net with some
classified ads and on line job sites.  In the meantime, if you happen to
know anyone who might be interested in working at a university in
Washington, DC, please feel free to forward this note on to them.

The link to the website itself is:
http://www.georgetown.edu/hr/employment_services/joblist/jobs.html

It requires a bit of digging to find the listing itself, but anyone
interested can apply on line.  What follows is the job description from
the website.  We're not looking for a lot.

Arnie Miles
Advanced Research Computing
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057 USA

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Job No: 2005-0475J
Job Title: Systems Programmer
Department: University Information Systems
Grade/Level: (11 * )
Date Posted: June 17, 2005

Systems Programmer is responsible for the successful development/project
management of several programming technologies to deliver computational
applications and databases for Main Campus and Medical Center research
community. This position will oversee the development and management of
funded computational database projects and implementation using
open-source database products. The position will be responsible for
security, availability, performance, recover ability, software
installation, configuration, maintenance, and on going improvement and
technical support. Also assist in the resolution of systems and
applications software.

QUALIFICATIONS: BS with 5 years experience required. Experienced
programmer with strong skills in Java and C++. Understanding of the
message passing interface and other parallel programming tools is
desirable. Knowledge of database design and implementation using
open-source database products and SQL desirable. Knowledge of Biology,
particularly MicroArray desirable. Experience as an educator desirable.
Position will support new and existing programming projects in wide
variety of fields, including chemistry, physics, biology, and economics,
but primarily life sciences. Technical Skills: Hands on Application
development experience, including: Web-based, especially using servlets;
Database design and SQL, DDL, and DML; Database optimization. Experience
with any of the following (mostly) open source projects: Tomcat, OJB,
Torque, Hibernate; PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle; Subversion, CVS; Eclipse,
Linux, Perl. Other Skills: Strong verbal and written skills; knowledge
of one or more of the following disciplines preferred: Microarray
experiment data analysis, Bioinformatics; Teaching/training experience;
biology, physics, chemistry, economics.
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