Scientific Software Developer at Center for Surgical Science, Zealand University Hospital
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At the Center for Surgical Science (CSS) we are looking for a determined, proactive and creative Scientific Software Developer to join our Big Data & Personalized Medicine department and become part of a multidisciplinary team aiming to improve healthcare for the surgical patient. If you have experience in scientific software development, if you find a research and innovation environment intriguing, if you are interested having a role in shaping the future of personalized treatments and most importantly if you are looking for a team to help you shine professionally, CSS may have an ideal job offer for you.
Your roll at CSS will be to customize and extend opensource tools to tailor match our researchers needs, but also to develop new software solutions for health data exploration, visualization and analysis. Experience in scientific software development and R is a prerequisite. Participation to opensource communities will be appreciated, but the a key attribute of a successful future colleague is being eager to learn and grow your skillset to include the desired competences.
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The Center for Surgical Science
CSS currently consists of 35 employees. We are based in the Department of Surgery at Zealand University Hospital and our aim is to improve the treatment of patients with surgical diseases, minimize morbidity and optimize clinical outcomes. Through a cross-disciplinary research approach, we utilize the full spectrum of the available health information to tailor multi-modal interventions and characterize key issues for patients undergoing surgery in order to individualize pre-, intra- and postoperative treatment. As a word class institution, we participate in key global research initiatives and have been recognized as a Danish and EU leading establishment on our respective fields.
The recently founded Big Data & Personalized Medicine department is providing the necessary infrastructure and support to the core clinical departments of CSS, in a common effort to achieve the centers’ targets. Our methods include the use of international health data standards and key opensource technologies to establish a common data platform compatible with the leading Personalized Medicine initiatives in Denmark, Europe and the rest of the world. Standardization, Quality Control and Quality Assurance are the key aspects of our operations.
Our Job Offer
This is a standard 37h/week contract. The work language is English. Workdays are Monday to Friday, but you are also expected to have the flexibility to work on Weekends during special, urgent, situations.
Do you see yourself as part of CSS?
Then please send your application and CV as soon as possible. The deadline for the application is 4th of January 2021. The interview will be held shortly thereafter. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact our head of Big Data & Personalized Medicine Iannis Drakos at +45 93 57 75 43 or [email protected].
Contact:
Ismail Gögenur
Professor / Medical Doctor, DMSc
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 26 33 64 26
Your roll at CSS will be to customize and extend opensource tools to tailor match our researchers needs, but also to develop new software solutions for health data exploration, visualization and analysis. Experience in scientific software development and R is a prerequisite. Participation to opensource communities will be appreciated, but the a key attribute of a successful future colleague is being eager to learn and grow your skillset to include the desired competences.
Your Profile
Expected qualifications:
- Hold a relevant master’s or PhD degree.
- Fluent in scientific software development and R. Experience with JavaScript and HTML5 will be appreciated.
- Experienced in automated software testing.
- Experienced in SQL and database querying.
- Familiar with version control and working with git repositories.
- Have good communication skills and be good at explaining computer science concepts.
- Work methodologically and produce detailed documentation of your work.
Desired qualifications:
- Familiar with JavaScript visualization frameworks.
- Familiar with integrated query frameworks.
- Python experience.
The Center for Surgical Science
CSS currently consists of 35 employees. We are based in the Department of Surgery at Zealand University Hospital and our aim is to improve the treatment of patients with surgical diseases, minimize morbidity and optimize clinical outcomes. Through a cross-disciplinary research approach, we utilize the full spectrum of the available health information to tailor multi-modal interventions and characterize key issues for patients undergoing surgery in order to individualize pre-, intra- and postoperative treatment. As a word class institution, we participate in key global research initiatives and have been recognized as a Danish and EU leading establishment on our respective fields.
The recently founded Big Data & Personalized Medicine department is providing the necessary infrastructure and support to the core clinical departments of CSS, in a common effort to achieve the centers’ targets. Our methods include the use of international health data standards and key opensource technologies to establish a common data platform compatible with the leading Personalized Medicine initiatives in Denmark, Europe and the rest of the world. Standardization, Quality Control and Quality Assurance are the key aspects of our operations.
Our Job Offer
This is a standard 37h/week contract. The work language is English. Workdays are Monday to Friday, but you are also expected to have the flexibility to work on Weekends during special, urgent, situations.
Do you see yourself as part of CSS?
Then please send your application and CV as soon as possible. The deadline for the application is 4th of January 2021. The interview will be held shortly thereafter. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact our head of Big Data & Personalized Medicine Iannis Drakos at +45 93 57 75 43 or [email protected].
Contact:
Ismail Gögenur
Professor / Medical Doctor, DMSc
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 26 33 64 26
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Jobbet er oprettet på vores service den 9.12.2020, men kan have været deaktiveret og genaktiveret igen.
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