Starting date: April 2024 or later
Location: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
Duration: 2-year position, with possibility of extension
Salary: Competitive annual salary (NIH-level minimum will be ensured)
Application deadline: Open until filled
Brief summary of position: Dr. Debashree Ray is seeking to hire a full-time postdoctoral fellow in statistical genetics (can start as early as April 2024) for a National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded research program. The postdoctoral fellow will work on development of statistical methods and open-source software/tools in human genetics, with a focus on family-based study designs. Particular methodological challenges that the fellow will get to work on are non-additive genetic effects and effects of uncommon genetic variants. The fellow will also be expected to contribute substantially to application areas (related to above research problems) using rich datasets on child health outcomes available from families with diverse ancestry. The fellow will be supervised by Dr. Ray, and have the opportunity to work with Dr. Ray’s long-time statistical collaborators, such as Dr. Nilanjan Chatterjee and Dr. Ingo Ruczinski, as well as with her epidemiological data collaborators.
The attached flyer (and the google drive link below) contains further details about the position, its requirements, and the application instructions.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis starting February 1, 2024 until position is filled.