Job DescriptionPerform Computational Chemical Biology Services for Client Projects (80%)
- Execute client requested computational chemical biology simulations and analyses.Generate and provide professional project reports of services provided with associated data files to meet the client documentation needs with a commitment to the highest standards of scientific quality and ethics.Coordinate and train clients and associated personnel on the use of computational chemical biology hardware and software.Maintain a record of time spent working on each project.Participate in local/regional meetings in presenting the core lab posters locally at small meetings.
- Assist with the maintenance of CCB laboratory infrastructure and software environment to include: installing/building software, setting up new workstations, and writing a few scripts to simplify core lab processes.
- Participate in meetings, presentations, and conferences relevant to CCB services and research at the local and regional levels. Co-author participation as writing the methodology sections from the reports.
- Ph.D. in Chemistry, Biology, or related discipline and strong computational background or a M.S. and 3 years of experience in computational biology.
- Familiarity with molecular modeling software and applications.
- Excellent written communication skills, as evidenced in application materials.
- Excellent verbal and interpersonal communication skills as evidenced during the interview process.
- Knowledge and experience with molecular dynamics simulations and analyses, cheminformatics, medicinal chemistry, and/or deep learning approaches.Publications in peer-reviewed journals, proceedings, or books in subjects relevant to the CCB lab or chemical biology research.
Review of applications begins on April 12, 2024 and continues as needed to collect a pool of qualified applicants. To ensure consideration, apply before the application review date.
Contact Information to ApplicantsShelley Sandberg; kucbid@ku.edu
Advertised Salary Range$50,000 - $60,000Work ScheduleM-F; 40 hrs per weekApplication Review BeginsFriday April 12, 2024Anticipated Start DateMonday April 15, 2024Apply to Job