Scientist I/ii, Statistical Geneticist

23andMe

San Francisco Bay Area, US
Base: $145,000-$200,000; bonus/equity: not specifi...
Not specified (assumed on-site due to location mention)
Phd in statistics or statistical genetics
Expertise in statistical and population genetics
Proficiency in r and python for large datasets
23andMe is seeking a Scientist I/II, Statistical Geneticist, to join their research team in San Francisco. The role focuses on leveraging human genetic data to aid in therapeutic target discovery and requires expertise in statistical genetics, machine learning, and collaboration across teams

Job Summary

  • The role involves modeling phenotypes to derive genetic insights and therapeutic hypotheses using the world's largest genotyped customer database.
  • Candidates must integrate human genetics and genomics datasets leveraging machine learning and statistical modeling techniques.
  • The position requires strong communication skills to present research to internal stakeholders and represent the team at scientific conferences.

Matching Summary

Match Score: 85

23andMe is seeking a Scientist I/II, Statistical Geneticist, to join their research team in San Francisco. The role focuses on leveraging human genetic data to aid in therapeutic target discovery and requires expertise in statistical genetics, machine learning, and collaboration across teams.

Salary

Base: $145,000-$200,000; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified

Skills & Requirements

Must-have

  • PhD in Statistics or Statistical Genetics
  • Expertise in statistical and population genetics
  • Proficiency in R and Python for large datasets
  • Experience with machine learning and statistical modeling
  • Ability to communicate with diverse audiences

Nice-to-have

  • 1-5 years postdoctoral or industry experience
  • Experience in statistical fine-mapping methods
  • Variant-to-gene mapping methodology expertise
  • Willingness to relocate to Bay Area
  • Experience mentoring and leading teams

Key Requirements

  • PhD in Statistics, Statistical Genetics, Computational Biology, or Computer Science
  • Strong publication record in statistical genetics
  • Robust coding experience in shared development environments
  • 1-5 years of postdoctoral or industry experience (preferred)

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