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Mid LevelFull-timeMachine LearningData ScienceAI
Salary Range
$80,750 - $109,250 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
Chirag Patel's group is seeking a Data Scientist with a focus on engineering and/or, mulit-omic integration analytics, machine learning, and AI, to join our team! We are located at the Department of Biomedical Informatics ([Upgrade to PRO to see link] Harvard Medical School, with affiliations with the Harvard Data Science Institute, and Harvard School of Public Health, and Harvard associated hospitals. 
In this role you will develop efficient software solutions to analyze the impact of the exposome and genome on health outcomes in large datasets, and package these solutions as applications. 
The exposome is a promising and emerging modality to explain disease variation (papers in press in Nature Medicine) that impacts humans on all levels: from the single cell to populations, providing a rich substrate to do novel work. Candidates with experience in developing approaches to analyze large multi-modal datasets are encouraged to apply. Candidates who wish to deploy the next generation of exposome AI models are also highly encouraged to apply.  These positions come with data ready to analyze: the candidate can focus on developing engineering/software based solutions and writing papers from day 1. 
Check out our most recent papers and progress here: [Upgrade to PRO to see link]
Key Responsibilities:
• Translate exposome data science into real-world clinical applications.
• Help to design exposome foundation models for disease physiology.
• Characterize how an individual’s exposome drives variation in response to pharmaceutical intervention.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams across Harvard (HSPH, HMS) and at partner universities to enhance data collection, cleaning, and integration processes, ensuring data accuracy and consistency.
• Produce engineering outputs, including databases, application programming interfaces, apps.
• Produce high-impact peer-reviewed articles, and presentations for academic and non-academic audiences.
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