Société Française de Bioinformatique

Mots-Clés

Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Project & Lab Management

Description

The Systems Biomedicine group led by Anaïs Baudot in the Marseille Medical Genetics Unit (MMG, Inserm – Aix*Marseille University), has an opening for a computational lab manager position. Our team develops numeric approaches to better understand human diseases, with expertise in multi-omics and multi-modal data integration, network and knowledge graphs, and application to rare genetic diseases (https://www.marseille-medical-genetics.org/en/a-baudot/).

The computational lab manager position aims to contribute to an ambitious project focused on developing digital twins of organoids. Organoids are in-vitro 3D models of organs and tissues that capture key properties of their physiological counterparts. Digital twins will allow us to simulate and predict organoid behavior, combining experimental data with computational modeling to create powerful new tools for biomedical research.

We are seeking a team member for a dual role that combines bioinformatics expertise with laboratory management, with flexibility between the roles depending on the project stages. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to computational biology projects (e.g., data analysis, modeling, software development) while supporting the operational success of our research team. The ideal candidate combines computational skills with a service-oriented mindset and is interested in expanding from bioinformatics analysis and tool development to laboratory and project management.

Qualifications

• Master and/or PhD in Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Computer Sciences, or related fields
• Demonstrated experience in biological data analysis, development of bioinformatics workflows and packages
• Proficiency in programming languages commonly used in bioinformatics (R, Python, Bash...) and Linux environment
• Strong organizational abilities and management skills.
• Experience in (or demonstrated interest in):
  • Project management, monitoring, and reporting
  • Scientific community engagement (e.g., setting of collaborations, communication and outreach)
  • Administrative management (e.g., event organization, planning, HR)
  • Note: Formal management qualifications are not required, but candidates should demonstrate relevant motivations through concrete examples
• Strong communication (oral) and reporting (written) skills
• Flexibility and adaptability to work in a multidisciplinary environment on multiple research axes and in collaboration
• Fluency in French and English

What we offer

Fully funded position for 18 months (renewable) in Marseille, France. The salary will be based on experience and can be at the level of Research or Study Engineer (IR or IE). Starting date early Summer 2025. The MMG Unit is in the La Timone faculty of Medicine campus and is a leader in the field of rare genetic diseases.