[WLUG] opportunity at the UM Life Sciences Institute

[Brad Battey]

Good Afternoon!
	The Life Sciences Institute is seeking a linux-savvy
programmer/analyst.  The position will work closely with the
Institute’s computation-heavy disciplines, such as our structural and
computational biologists.  This includes helping researchers navigate 
and effectively use local/campus technology resources for data 
processing and contributing back to scientific software projects where 
possible.  LSI IT is also working to automate data collection and 
analysis workflows for our labs.  For an example of this please see our 
Michigan IT Symposium poster at 
https://umich.app.box.com/s/i8h0brpnj495gmnyagjivum3fx9034r4 [30MB].

The posting is at http://umjobs.org/job_detail/124672 .  It closes
5/06/2016.  

	The Life Sciences Institute is a multi-disciplinary research
institute embedded within the University of Michigan.  LSI faculty
members are leaders in diverse fields such as cell biology, genetics,
computational biology, stem cell biology, physiology and chemical 
biology.  Through its core resources and initiatives, the Institute 
creates crossroads for all UM faculty and students to engage across
fields and other academic boundaries.  Located directly between UM’s
medical campus and central humanities campus, the LSI serves as a
physical and intellectual bridge linking the basic life science areas
with medicine, public health, engineering, law and business.  The 
Institute actively participates in the regional life sciences industry
community to promote economic development through the development,
licensing and spin out of new technologies and discoveries.

Please don’t hesitate to reach-out if you have any questions.

Sincerely,
	Brad Battey
	IT Manager
	Life Sciences Institute