
Senior Software Engineer – Production Bioinformatics
Natera
full-time
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Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $125,600 - $157,000 per year
Job Level
About the role
- Implement new and enhance existing functionality in our portfolio of pipelines.
- Lead the end to end delivery of functionality, from requirements to deployment.
- Process large numerical datasets efficiently.
- Support and extend our next generation sequencing framework.
- Troubleshoot and resolve defects, craft reliable unit tests, perform code reviews and root cause analysis.
- Continue improving processes and procedures and evangelizing best practices.
- Understand and be compliant with regulatory, security and data privacy requirements.
Requirements
- BS Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Information Systems, etc. MS preferred.
- Data Structures / Algorithms Coursework.
- Containerization: Docker (preferred), Singularity.
- Orchestration: DNAnexus (preferred), SevenBridges, Azure / AWS Batch, Cromwell, Kubernetes, Toil, miniWDL, AWS Omics.
- Orchestration Language: WDL (preferred), CWL, YAML, Nextflow, Snakemake.
- Cloud: AWS, Azure, Google, AliBaba.
- Programming Language: Java (preferred), Python, R.
- Source control: GitLab (preferred), Bitbucket, GitHub, TFS.
- Extensive analytic troubleshooting skills.
- Strong technical documentation skills.
Benefits
- Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life and disability plans for eligible employees and their dependents.
- Free testing for Natera employees and their immediate families.
- Fertility care benefits.
- Pregnancy and baby bonding leave.
- 401k benefits.
- Commuter benefits.
- Generous employee referral program.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard skills
JavaPythonRDockerDNAnexusAWSAzureWDLGitLabData Structures
Soft skills
analytical troubleshootingtechnical documentationprocess improvementcommunicationleadership
Certifications
BS Computer ScienceMS Computer Science