Associate Director, Functional Genomics, Data Science
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Merck
📍 San Diego, CA, United States
Job Description
**Job Description**
Our company is a global health care leader committed to being the world’s premier research intensive biopharmaceutical company. Our Research Laboratories will take our leading discovery capabilities and world class small molecule and biologics research and development expertise to create breakthrough science that radically changes how we approach serious diseases.
The Data, AI and Genome Sciences (DAGS) department seeks a talented computational biologist to join our Translational Genome Analytics (TGA) team in Cambridge, MA. In this role, you will lead the functional genomics analytics function, owning the computational infrastructure, hit calling frameworks, and analytical tooling that underpin our CRISPR screening programs. You will serve as a technical and scientific leader, shaping how functional genomics evidence is generated, interpreted, and integrated with orthogonal data sources to inform early discovery decisions and support our discovery...
Our company is a global health care leader committed to being the world’s premier research intensive biopharmaceutical company. Our Research Laboratories will take our leading discovery capabilities and world class small molecule and biologics research and development expertise to create breakthrough science that radically changes how we approach serious diseases.
The Data, AI and Genome Sciences (DAGS) department seeks a talented computational biologist to join our Translational Genome Analytics (TGA) team in Cambridge, MA. In this role, you will lead the functional genomics analytics function, owning the computational infrastructure, hit calling frameworks, and analytical tooling that underpin our CRISPR screening programs. You will serve as a technical and scientific leader, shaping how functional genomics evidence is generated, interpreted, and integrated with orthogonal data sources to inform early discovery decisions and support our discovery...