Fwd: [Open Babel] Bio/Chemoinformatics positions for OpenTox and Sens-it-iv projects

[Frédéric Logier]

Bonjour,

je vous fais suivre une offre d'emploi que l'on m'a transmise aux JDLL. Le poste se situe à la frontière Alsacienne en Allemagne.

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From: Jerome Pansanel
Date: 19 oct. 2007 16:10
Subject: Fwd: [Open Babel] Bio/Chemoinformatics positions for OpenTox and Sens-it-iv projects
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Subject: [Open Babel] Bio/Chemoinformatics positions for OpenTox and
Sens-it-iv projects
Date: lundi 15 octobre 2007 14:58
From: Christoph Helma

We are offering 2 positions for scientific programmers with a strong
background in Bio- and Chemoinformatics, Data Mining, Toxicology and (Q)SAR
modelling.

The successful candidates will design, implement and test open source
software for the EU projects Sens-it-iv (www.sens-it-iv.eu ) and OpenTox
(www.opentox.org) using Ruby (on rails) as the main scripting  language and a
variety of external software packages, libraries and custom developments for
problem specific tasks ( e.g.  Bioconductor/R for Bioinformatics/Data Mining,
OpenBabel/CDK for Chemoinformatics, lazar for toxicity predictions, ...).

We expect efficient, independent and goal-oriented programming skills, a
familarity with open source development procedures and the ability to
translate life-science concepts into algorithms (and vice versa).

We offer a congenial working atmosphere in a small group with close
international collaborations and ample room to pursue your scientific
interests. The salary will follow the german (E13/BAT-IIA) scheme, and the
positions are initially limited to the duration of the EU projects (3 years).

Please send a brief CV with a description of your scientific background and a
summary of your programming experience by email to helma AT in-silico point de, if you
are interested in one of these positions (Deadline: October 31).

Christoph Helma == Freiburger Zentrum f. Datenanalyse u. Modellbildung (FDM)

Brief description of the EU projects:

The Sens-it-iv project aims to develop new in vitro techniques for the
detection of allergenic effects, our group maintains the internal database
(mainly toxicogenomics, -proteomics and -metabolomics data) as well as data
mining facilities.

OpenTox will create an open source framework for predictive toxicology with a
database backend, facilities for automated QSAR model development and
validation, a plug-in system for novel data mining and QSAR algorithms and an
easy-to-use web interface for end-users.


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