Open Positions

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Scientific Computing and Data is currently seeking candidates to fill the following positions (last updated 02/01/2023)

High Performance Computing

High Performance Computing System Administrator: The HPC Administrator, as a member of the Scientific Computing group, is responsible for a computational and data science ecosystem for researchers at Mount Sinai. Duties include the design, deployment, management and maintenance of high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, an archival storage system, scientific workflows and associated data resources. Participate in the integration of HPC resources with genomic systems and in the resolution of all technical issues. (Click here for more information or to apply)

Data Scientist/Bioinformatician – Mount Sinai Data Commons: A position is available for an individual with skills in data science, bioinformatics and software engineering to play the key role in running and managing the Mount Sinai Data Commons – known as the Data Ark. The Data Ark team brings together all the most important data sets used by Sinai researchers (e.g. 1000G, GTEx, UK Biobank) in a single location on our HPC server (minvera.org), performs QA/QC processing of the data, conducts initial demographics analyses to showcase the different data sets, and will be tasked with expanding the data commons to host a large range of different data sets of different types (genotype, WES, WGS, RNA-seq, EHR-linked, imaging etc.), which will come with their own computational and platform challenges. (Click here for more information or to apply)

Informatics and Data Architecture

Clinical Informaticist – Oncology: The Oncology Clinical Informaticist partners with oncology and hematology researchers and clinicians in the Tisch Cancer Institute to enable effective and efficient use of the Mount Sinai Data Warehouse (MSDW) resources including Epic Caboodle and Clarity databases, OMOP Common Data Model and their respective cohort query tools and interfaces. This individual ensures oncology and hematology clinicians, researchers and fellows receive clean and accurate data by overseeing activities related to the cancer data mart, data mining, data mapping and data integrity. Additionally, this individual provides oncology subject matter expertise in the creation and maintenance of data driven clinical trial recruitment initiatives, including dashboard development. This individual partners with oncology and hematology researchers and clinical staff to maximize their understanding, interpretation and use of these clinical and research tools for more informed and productive research, clinical trials, patient care and quality outcome projects. (Click here for more information or to apply)

IT Director User Support Services: The User Support Director works directly with researchers, investigators and other stakeholders to provide front-end support to various applications in Scientific Computing and Data; will identify and specify complex business requirements and processes (e.g., diverse platforms, technologies and tools, etc.); manages development of user requirements, project plans, staffing requirements and milestones for system enhancements and development (Click here for more information or to apply)

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Supported by grant UL1TR004419 from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health.