Genomics and bioinformatics expertise can support mosquito research at the University of Calgary through a full time fixed-term appointment. The role involves computational analysis and laboratory work.

The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine seeks a Research Associate supporting research on mosquito and biting-insect genomics, evolution, surveillance, and pathogens. Reporting to the Principal Investigator, you will conduct genome assembly, comparative analyses, pipeline development, and molecular laboratory work. Collaborations span institutions in Canada and internationally.

Key Responsibilities:

- Produce and curate genome assemblies, annotations, and quality metrics
- Conduct comparative genomic, phylogenomic, and phylogenetic analyses
- Develop documented, reproducible bioinformatic pipelines and code
- Manage genomic datasets and deposit data,



assemblies, and code
- Write manuscripts, reports, grant materials, and scientific presentations

Requirements:

- PhD or equivalent multi-year experience with BSc or MSc
- Significant research or previous postdoctoral experience
- Genomics or bioinformatics expertise demonstrated through first-authored publications
- Genome assembly, annotation, comparative analysis, and Linux experience
- Python, R, or Bash scripting with high-performance computing experience

Apply genomic, computational, and scientific communication skills to mosquito research at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.

📌 Genomics Research Associate University Calgary
🏢 University of Calgary
📍 Calgary