Statistical Programmer - QHS

As a Statistical Programmer, the candidate will support Mayo Clinic research by providing high-value analytical collaborations in the form of data manipulations, analysis and reporting. Current Statistical Programmer needs are focused on supporting clinical bioinformatics. Key roles and responsibilities include the following: Interact and collaborate within multidisciplinary teams, under the direction of project team leads Familiarity with programming languages and techniques (e.g., R, python, bash scripting) Familiarity with high performance and cloud computing environments Monitor, confirm quality control, and address troubleshooting needs for clinical sequencing pipelines Contribute to project deliverables by critically reviewing and preparing data for data processing, analysis, and/or summarization Demonstrate strengths in organization, documentation, logical and systematic thinking, written and oral communication Perform tasks with strong problem-solving skills, with high attention to detail focusing on delivering high quality results within appropriate timelines Manage multiple tasks with concurrent deadlines Work independently and remotely as well as in a team environment Seek educational opportunities and share knowledge within teams to enhance professional development

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A complete application includes a cover letter, resume, and academic transcripts . A minimum of a Bachelor's degree with a major in bioinformatics, computer science, or related quantitative degrees is required. Demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment is essential. Preferred qualifications include applied experience and/or coursework in programming (e.g., R, python), bioinformatics, and data analysis; commitment to customer service; basic knowledge of human physiology, genetics, and medical terminology; interest in professional growth and continuing education; and a GPA of 3.0 or greater. Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Must be a US citizen, refugee, or asylee.