Postdoctoral Research Fellow — Translational Genomics & Proteomics

Role Overview Seeking a postdoctoral Research Fellow to advance translational genomics research focused on rare and complex diseases. The role involves integrating multi-omics data, including genomics and proteomics, to uncover novel gene–disease links and therapeutic targets. Candidates will analyze and interpret genetic variants following ACMG/AMP guidelines, develop AI/ML models, and collaborate with clinical teams to translate findings into clinical or research applications. The position emphasizes patient-focused discovery within a comprehensive research ecosystem, utilizing large biobanks, sequencing, and proteomics data. Key Responsibilities Design and lead projects related to diagnosis, targeted therapy, and discovery.Analyze multi-omics data to investigate disease mechanisms and identify therapeutic opportunities.Interpret genetic variants and communicate findings to clinical and research audiences.Develop integrated models combining genomic and proteomic data, including AI/ML approaches.Work with clinical data to link molecular findings to patient phenotypes and outcomes.Collaborate across teams and present research findings through publications and conferences. Qualifications Required: PhD, MD, or equivalent in genetics, genomics, molecular biology, bioinformatics, or related fields.Strong expertise in one core area (molecular biology or data science) with eagerness to grow in the other.Interest in translational, patient-centered research. Preferred Experience integrating proteomics with genomics and applying AI/ML to multi-omics data.Familiarity with population-scale datasets and reverse-phenotyping methods.Proven publication record and collaborative skills. Join a multidisciplinary environment dedicated to advancing precision medicine through cutting-edge research and collaboration.