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Clinical Bioinformatician

Slough
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Clinical Bioinformatician

Location: Slough, Hybrid 2-3 days on site per week
Start: ASAP
Contract: 6-12 months contract engagement (potential to extend)
FTE: 1.0 FTE, 37.5 hours per week

We are supporting a global Pharmaceutical client with a full-time freelance assignment, ideal for bioinformatics professionals who excel in clinical omics, patient-level molecular data, and the generation of mechanistic insights that directly influence clinical development. This role suits individuals who enjoy high-impact analytical work, cross-functional scientific collaboration, and operating in advanced computational environments.

Key Responsibilities

  • Process, analyse, and interpret bulk and single-cell RNA-seq datasets from complex clinical studies
  • Generate mechanistic insights into biological pathways, disease pathobiology, treatment effects, and safety signals
  • Develop and maintain analysis pipelines using state-of-the-art tools, HPC, cloud, and containerised platforms
  • Document code, workflows, and analyses following best practices for patient-level data and reproducibility
  • Draft high-quality scientific reports and contribute to publications (abstracts, presentations, manuscripts)
  • Integrate multi-omics data (spatial, epigenomic, proteomic) to derive relevant biological insights
  • Apply functional interpretation methods such as pathway enrichment, module detection, and causal reasoning
  • Relate omics findings to clinical variables to support decision-making for clinical assets
  • Operate in HPC Unix, cloud-based, and containerised environments (Docker; DNAnexus is a plus)
  • Communicate analytical outcomes clearly to expert and non-expert scientific audiences

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What You Bring

  • Master’s/PhD with strong experience, ideally including industry
  • Extensive experience analysing bulk and single-cell RNA-seq datasets
  • Strong capability in multi-omics integration; experience with spatial data, epigenomics, or proteomics is an advantage
  • Expertise in functional interpretation methods (pathway enrichment, module detection, causal reasoning)
  • Experience deriving insights from clinical trial omics datasets
  • Excellent computational skills: HPC Unix, cloud platforms, containerisation, workflow engines
  • Proficiency in R and other programming languages common in bioinformatics
  • Strong grounding in statistics, data mining, and biological data visualisation
  • Ability to communicate complex findings clearly; experience authoring scientific publications preferred
  • High integrity, strong documentation discipline, and awareness of data governance

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Why This Role

  • High-impact analytical work directly influencing clinical development
  • Strong exposure to clinical teams, translational scientists, and decision-makers
  • Blend of computational, biological, clinical, and scientific-communication responsibilities
  • Opportunity to work in a dynamic, international environment with advanced digital and data-science capabilities

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