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Database Administrator and 2 Software Developer positions at Xenbase

Posted by , on 24 March 2016

Closing Date: 15 March 2021

Xenbase, the Xenopus model organism database (MOD), is building it’s developer team.

We a looking to hire 2 software developers and a database administrator. These positions are based at the University of Calgary, at the foot of the Rocky Mountains in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Ideally, we like to find people who have some biology background, or have worked in other MODs- (e.g., Zfin, Flybase, MGI) or biology databases (e.g., NCBI, UniProt, BeeGee)

Please share this job posting with anyone you think might be interested.

Two Developers: http://careers.ucalgary.ca/jobs/5247311-software-developer-biological-sciences-faculty-of-science

One DBA: http://careers.ucalgary.ca/jobs/5247363-research-associate-biological-sciences-faculty-of-science

Xenbase has received a new grant from the NICHD/NIH to fund its expansion over the next 5 years, but due to a rule about advertising jobs beyond the current grant year, the job ads say “7 months with possibility of renewal”. Don’t let this discourage anyone from applying!

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