Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Van Allen Lab (AI)

Location: Boston, Massachusetts, United States; onsite with occasional remote work

Salary: $72,000–$76,385 per year

Company

hirify.global is a cancer research and patient care institution focused on advancing oncology research, treatment, and public health.

What you will do

• Develop AI and deep learning algorithms integrating molecular, pathology/image, and clinical data.
• Analyze clinical sequencing data and large-scale datasets to identify genomic drivers, biomarkers, and treatment-response patterns.
• Build and maintain high-throughput pipelines for integrating existing tools, databases, and clinical outcomes data.
• Create tools for manipulating, preparing, displaying, and transferring processed data to collaborators and repositories.
• Maintain, support, and document shared tools, codebases, and datasets.
• Collaborate with researchers across Dana-Farber, the Broad Institute, and other institutions, including co-mentoring students.

Requirements

• Ph.D. in bioinformatics, genetics, statistics, mathematics, physics, computer science, or comparable research experience.
• Significant experience with machine learning, programming, and computational biology applications.
• Strong background in statistics and biology, including cancer biology.
• Experience with R and/or Python, large dataset management and curation, and cloud computing.
• Strong oral and written communication, initiative, multitasking, and collaborative research skills.
• Ability to work independently, seek mentorship, and mentor other community members.

Culture & Benefits

• Interdisciplinary and highly collaborative research environment.
• Opportunities to work on clinically oriented cancer sequencing and precision oncology projects.
• Opportunities to develop multidisciplinary, project-oriented teams.
• Flexible growth opportunities spanning software design, bioinformatics, and predictive modeling.
• Inclusive and equitable workplace focused on cancer research, patient care, and public health.