The Marth Laboratory at the University of Utah is looking for a front-end web developer to join our burgeoning team to design, develop, and implement software as part of our iobio web tool system (see https://iobio.io) designed to enable those without computational expertise to access, analyze, and interpret genomic data. We are currently building a system to support the Undiagnosed Diseases Network funded by the National Institutes of Health in the diagnosis of hard-to-diagnose patients with a set of data analysis and visualization web tools. An ideal candidate for this position would have knowledge of standard web development concepts, practices, and procedures; and experience with the Vue or React JavaScript frameworks, familiarity with d3 visualizations, strong git and source-control skills, and comfort working on the command line. More than raw development skills, our group values motivated individuals with a strong interest in biology and medicine, an ability to work independently, and a motivation to make a difference in clinical medicine.
See the job posting below or feel free to reach out to me personally at hn@apitman.com