Position for 1 doctoral student (1,5 years) is offered.

The successful candidate will:

• Managing the Cardioscape project in collaboration with the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) office in Brussels
• Working on project classification and developing the website together with Charite IT Department
• Working on statistical analysis of data and interactive graphs/maps
• Preparing reports and presentations for meetings organised with ESC and Era-CVD

Desired qualifications:

• Master degree in bioinformatics
• Programming skills
• Very good organisation and communication skills
• Experience in team work and project management
• Few years of work experience in academic environment
• Good understanding of the cardiovascular research landscape and funding institutions
• Excellent English knowledge (written and oral)
• Knowledge of German and additional European languages will be an advantage
• Experience with data and text mining
• Flexibility and availability to travel to project meetings

Please contact us for further details.

Position for 1 doctoral student (2 years) is offered.

The successful candidate will:

• develop modules for OpenMRS and participate in OpenMRS core development
• develop forms in OpenMRS using the HTML Form Entry module
• exchange aggregated data with other systems e.g. the Clinical Data Repository (CDR)

Desired qualifications:

• Expert knowledge of OpenMRS core and module development
• Advanced knowledge of object oriented programming with Java
• Solid grasp of web technologies HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, JSP/JSTL, AngularJS
• Experience with LINUX
• Excellent problem solving and debugging skills

Please contact us for further details.

Positions for 2 doctoral students (2 years) are offered.

The successful candidate will:

• work on development of alternative methods to animal testing and in 3R – Reduction, Refinement, Replacement – or in the field of drug design
• gain experience in research in the field of prediction of: ADMETox, off-targets and acute toxicity
• have experience in the field of chemical databases and fragment based approaches and cellular fingerprints such that a database including chemical compounds and descriptors will be established
• implement QSAR models based on experimentally determined toxicity values
• participate in data exchange and communication with consortium partners

Desired qualifications:

• Masters/PhD in bioinformatics, biology, biotech or related fields with strong background in computational biology
• Experience working in drug development/structural biology projects
• Excellent command of English (written and oral)
• Highly motivated person with proven skills in team working and communication