FAQs
What is the location for the Senior Scientist, Biostatistics position?
The location for this position is Barcelona, Spain, and it requires 3 days working from the office and 2 days working from home.
What type of degree is required for this role?
A doctoral degree (or equivalent experience) in biostatistics, bioinformatics, statistical genetics, or a related field is required for this role.
What kind of experience is necessary for applicants?
Applicants should have experience in large-scale human genetic data analysis and possess coding skills appropriate for large-scale genomics analysis.
Is there a need for previous research publications?
Yes, candidates should have a track record of peer-reviewed publications in high-level scientific journals.
What are the primary responsibilities of this role?
Responsibilities include developing new methods for large human studies, integrating multi-omic data, contributing to drug discovery, and publishing research results.
Are there specific desirable skills or experiences for applicants?
Yes, desirable skills include experience integrating eQTLs, analyzing transcriptome and proteome data, and familiarity with high performance or cloud computing.
Will there be opportunities to work with interdisciplinary teams?
Yes, the role involves working within a dynamic team that includes bioinformaticians, genome scientists, software engineers, and other specialists.
What is the focus area of research for this position?
The focus area is on multi-omics research, specifically the analysis and integration of genomic, proteomic, metabolomic, and transcriptomic data.
What is AstraZeneca's approach to continuous improvement?
AstraZeneca promotes a culture of continuous improvement, viewing setbacks as opportunities to learn and always searching for better ways to achieve the best results.
How can I learn more about AstraZeneca as an employer?
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