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Research Fellow in Quantum Omics Analysis

GraduateJuniorFull-timeOfficeParkville NSW 2337, AustraliaPosted 3 weeks agoVerified 3 weeks ago
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About the job

This job is all about leading quantum analytics and creating impactful tools for biology. As a Research Fellow in Quantum Omics Analysis, you will have the opportunity to shape a new research stream at the quantum–omics interface while collaborating with a vibrant community. The team values inclusivity and supports each other in delivering high-quality research outcomes.

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Leading quantum methods development

Lead development of quantum and quantum-inspired methods for high-dimensional omics and cell-based data with mathematical rigour.
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Designing computational workflows

Design, benchmark and document reproducible computational workflows, software and analyses using modern programming and version control practices.
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Delivering publications and presentations

Deliver high-quality publications and presentations that showcase quantum-omics advances to international research and industry audiences.

Key criteria

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PhD in quantum computing

Possession of a PhD in quantum computing or related field.

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Proven track record in quantum methods

Demonstrated experience through publications or technical reports.

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Experience with modern programming

Proficiency in programming languages and version control systems.

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PhD in quantum computing
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