We are seeking a talented and motivated Computational Biologist Associate to join our team in developing the CHARM (Collecting, Harmonizing, Analyzing, Reasoning about, and Manipulating) framework as part of the Precision Medicine lnstitute's participation in the ARPA-H Biomedical Data Fabric program. The CHARM framework is a cutting-edge, open-source end-to-end toolchain that aims to revolutionize the way biomedical data is collected, curated, and analyzed by leveraging advanced Al techniques, including generative Al and knowledge graphs. As a Computational Biologist Associate, you will work closely with our interdisciplinary team of experts in biomedical informatics, data science, computational biology, and artificial intelligence to design, implement, and optimize various components of the CHARM framework. Your contributions will help drive the development of innovative tools and techniques that can accelerate biomedical research and improve patient outcomes.

Participates in the problem assessment, analysis, and development of computational methods, pipelines or procedures; evaluates, selects, and applies appropriate methods to the specific research problems. Contributes to the analysis of complex data; participates in interpretation and reporting of results. Identifies relationships and trends or any factors that could affect the results of research. Oversees projects of moderate size, scope, and complexity. Implements programming and workflow management systems to scale processes and analysis across a variety of computational platforms, including High Performance Computing clusters. Performs debugging on existing or novel methods and tools, and creates documentation. Manages computational environments (virtual environments and containers). Contributes to technical proposal preparation and/or presentations.

Salary Range: $77,640 - $126,170

This position is located onsite in Birmingham, AL.

Master's degree in a related field OR Bachelor's degree in related field and two (2) years of related experience. Work experience may NOT substitute for education requirement.