Postdoc
🌟 Calling all trailblazing scientists! 🌟 We are hiring!
🔬🚀✨ The Center for the Multiplexed Assessment of Phenotype (CMAP) is at the cutting edge of tech development, transforming variant interpretation to drive genome-guided precision medicine in clinical decision-making.
Linking phenotype to genotype is one of the most pressing problems in biology. We are looking for near or recent grads with experience in mutational scanning, molecular biology, or functional genomics to work on high-risk, high-reward technology and methods development projects that will drive the mutational scanning field forward. This is a unique opportunity to work at the cutting edge of genomics and proteomics with a team of creative and talented scientists.
This position is designed to prepare trainees for research careers in acquiring and interpreting genomic data for use in biomedical research.
Compensation
Competitive, plus generous benefits.
Available Projects/ Technologies
Potential projects include computational and molecular methods development involving:
Next generation sequencing
Deep mutational scanning (DMS)
Massively parallel reporter assays (MPRA)
Generation of allelic series
Genome editing and engineering
Microscope-Assisted Visuospatial Sorting
Proteomic approaches
Variant effect prediction algorithms
Repeat sequence genotyping
Post-translational modification analysis
Saturation Genome Editing (SGE)
Variant library creation
Cell differentiation assays
Single cell – single variant transcriptomics
Variant proteomics
and much more!!!!
The successful applicant will join one of the CMAP labs.
Fowler (UW Seattle)
Queitsch (UW Seattle)
Roth (UPitt, Pittsburgh)
Shendure (UW Seattle)
Sinnott-Armstrong (UWFredHutch Seattle)
Starita (UW Seattle)
Trapnell (UW Seattle)
Villén (UW Seattle)
Application Instructions
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
To learn more and to indicate your interest, reach out directly to any of the PIs above or email CMAP Project manager Sarah Heidl (sheidl [at] uw.edu) if you have any questions.