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JOHN INNES CENTRE
STATISTICAL EXPERIMENT ANALYST
Applications are invited for a Statistical Experiment Analyst within
the Computational Biology Group at the John Innes Centre. JIC is an
internationally premier academic institute for basic and strategic
research into the functioning of plants and microorganisms
(http:/www.jic.bbsrc.ac.uk/corporate/science). The postholder will be
required to provide statistical and computational advice and support
to JIC scientists on the design, analysis and interpretation of high-
throughput experiments associated with our research, ideally for
microarrays and subsequently also for metabolomics and proteomics
projects; the successful candidate will have the background and
flexibility necessary for them to acquire a detailed knowledge of
these fields and will receive any training required.
Candidates should have an MSc or equivalent in statistics plus at
least one year's experience in the design, analysis and interpretation
of biological experiments. Excellent communication skills, with
experience as a consultant, in order to support, advise and direct
students, post-doctoral and senior scientists is essential. The ideal
candidate will be familiar with genetics, genomics and molecular
biology.
Salary on appointment will be within the range ?26,000 to ?30,500 per
annum, plus a retention and recruitment allowance (currently up to
?4,000 per annum), depending on qualifications and experience. JIC
offers a choice of a final salary and stakeholder pensions.
Please contact David.Lowe@bbsrc.ac.uk for information on applications.
Application forms can be obtained by writing to the Personnel Officer,
John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Colney, Norwich, Norfolk,
NR4 7UH, or from our web site
http://www.jic.bbsrc.ac.uk/corporate/Vacancies/Vacancies.htm please
quote reference number 12 51 on all correspondence. The closing date
for completed application forms will be 23rd January 2004.
The John Innes Centre is a registered charity (No223852) grant-aided
by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council and is
an Equal Opportunities Employer.