1000 European Molecular Biology Laboratory

User Support Bioinformatician (Maternity Cover)

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About the team We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic User Support Bioinformatician for a maternity cover position, on a time-limited contract of up to 12 months. The role will deliver high-quality user support, training, documentation and relevant AI/LLM applications as part of the European Nucleotide Archive, one of Europe’s leading life science databases. You will work in the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA)-BioSamples Team at the EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI; www.ebi.ac.uk/ ), located on the Wellcome Genome Campus near Cambridge (UK). This is an opportunity to contribute to a world-leading scientific database. You will interact with a diverse range of users and help improve our user experience across the board.…

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