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Unit: SOM
Department: Stravitz-Sanyal Institute for Liver Disease
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Position summary:
Join the Stravitz-Sanyal Institute on the ground floor of an ambitious program to build multi-omics resources for the global liver research community. You will work alongside luminaries and key opinion leaders in the fields of liver and metabolic health to accelerate and translate discoveries in disease biology. You will be the principal engineer who architects, implements, and evangelizes the data engineering stack that turns multimodal data into analysis-ready assets, powering institutional and global research efforts. The role combines deep hands-on work with technical leadership: you will set standards, guide architecture, and mentor peers.
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Additional Information:
ORP Eligible: - YES
Hours / weeks - 40 hours weekly
Working Title Details: Lead Bioinformatics Data Engineer
VCU Job Title: Sr. IT Architect Engineer
University Code: (24264Y-24266Y)
University Job Family: Information Technology
The position will remain open until a candidate is selected.
Salary Range: $120,000 - $160,000 /commensurate with experience
FLSA Exemption Status: EXEMPT
ORP Eligible: YES
Flexible Work Arrangement: HYBRID
Contact Information:
Contact Name: Demetria Patterson
Contact Email: demetria.patterson1@vcuhelth.org
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