Scientist II, Biomarker Sciences/Translation Sciences

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scorpion therapeuticsCalifornia (MO)

Data Scientists Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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RoleScientist II, Biomarker Sciences/Translational Sciences, supporting computational analysis of preclinical and clinical datasets to identify biomarkers, mechanisms of response/resistance, and pharmacodynamics in oncology. Responsibilitiesanalyze multi-omics data including bulk and single-cell sequencing develop scalable workflows collaborate across Translational Research, Biomarker, Bioinformatics, and Data Science teams translate findings into actionable hypotheses and biomarker assays

Requirements: PhD in Cancer Biology, Molecular Oncology, or related field 3+ years postdoctoral/industry experience expertise in analyzing complex omics datasets, cancer genomics, and translational biology proficiency in R/Python, statistical analysis, and bioinformatics tools experience with machine learning and AI approaches. Preferredbackground in oncology drug discovery/development experience with longitudinal datasets integration of multi-modal data cloud-based analytics environments knowledge of RAS-driven cancers is a plus. HighValue: oncology, biomarker discovery, translational research, omics analysis, AI/ML applications, broad cross-functional collaboration, and data integration for biomarker development. WorkSetup: not specified but implies a research setting.

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