We’re seeking a mission-driven Computational Biologist to help reshape how we discover and develop therapies for IBD. In this role, you’ll work at the intersection of immunology, machine learning, and multimodal data integration, applying cutting-edge tools to uncover new therapeutic targets and biomarkers.
Location: Onsite in South San Francisco, CA (No remote option)
Duration: 6 month contract with strong potential for extension
Pay rate: $38- $50/ hr. DOE
Team: Bioinformatics – Computational Biology & Translation
Project Objective:
Design, implement, and sustain a computational framework for integrating multimodal datasets—spanning molecular, cellular, clinical, and imaging data—to drive target and biomarker discovery in IBD.
Key Responsibilities:
Requirements:
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