Johnson & Johnson · 6 days ago
Principal Scientist, Discovery - Ocular Genetics
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Responsibilities
Identify novel ocular therapeutic targets and biomarkers through investigation of human genetic association with disease.
Leverage large-scale biobanks, GWAS, mendelian genetics, and other data sources for discovery and interpretation.
Develop and apply methods for integrating GWAS results with other data types for causal inference and fine mapping.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to address mechanism-specific questions and support decision-making through genomic insight.
Uncover opportunities for therapeutic translation and biomarkers of disease heterogeneity, progression, and treatment response from genetic data sources.
Qualification
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Required
PhD in the field of statistical genetics, bioinformatics, epidemiology or biostatistics with postdoctoral experience and 3+ years of experience in an industry research environment
Track record of genomic discovery in large scale GWAS and WES/WGS datasets in academia and/or industry with electronic health record derived phenotypes highly desired
Knowledge and experience examining the range of genome-wide and phenome-wide analysis approaches, encompassing genotype and sample q.c., phenotype evaluation, imputation, and methods to address relatedness, population structure, case-control imbalance in large WES/WGS and GWAS datasets
Experience with statistical computing in R expected with familiarity of aggregated marker methods (e.g. burden, SKAT, VT) and large-scale genetic analysis approaches (e.g. PLINK, HAIL, EPACTS, METAL/RAREMETAL)
Strong proficiency in managing workflows, priorities, and deadlines and managing multiple projects as part of a small team
Highly motivated and demonstrated ability to work in a collaborative environment
Ability to write manuscripts for publication and has maintained a record of high-quality peer reviewed publications and oral presentations in a relevant field
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, as well as organizational and time management skills
Demonstrated excellent verbal and written communication skills
Demonstrated interpersonal skills with the ability to work effectively with an interdisciplinary team, including laboratory scientists, bioinformaticians, statisticians, and data analysts
Provide ad hoc training and help to biology teams on the use of computational tools, data analyses and interpretation; provide technical expertise for emerging technologies and approaches
Preferred
Experience in fine-scale locus dissection and in causal inference from individual-level and summary association data a plus
Familiarity with Ophthalmology human genetics and biology, target identification and therapeutic development a plus
Knowledge of biological mechanisms of human genetic diseases and application of computational biology methods (preferably in the biotech/pharmaceutical industry) desired
Benefits
Health insurance
Savings plan
Pension plan
Disability plan
Long term incentives
Vacation pay
Sick time
Holiday pay
Work, personal, and family time off
Company
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson develops medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and consumer packaged goods.
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