Arcadia Science
Platform Fellow
Emeryville, California
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 180 days ago
Machine LearningStatisticsBioinformaticsResearch
About the role
- We're closing the gap between biological data and biological understanding.
- Read more about our work through our publications.
- We are seeking a Platform Fellow to join our Platform team for a 3-month fellowship.
Responsibilities
- We try to develop novel approaches for every aspect of our science, and everyone on our team is expected to innovate in their domain.
Requirements
- The ideal candidate is comfortable with ambiguity, moves quickly, and communicates clearly through writing.
- What We Look For The first thing we look for is technical talent at the leading edge of a field.
- To us, this means independent and generative scientists doing basic research that has the potential to produce evidence challenging standard practices.
Skills
- Probabilistic modeling and statistical inference
- Supervised and unsupervised learning for high-dimensional biological data
- Interpretability methods development for ML models
- Phylogenetic inference and evolutionary modeling
- Comparative and evolutionary genomics across species
- Quantitative and population genetics, including human genetics
- Analysis of natural selection, adaptation, and trait evolution
- Statistical and machine learning approaches to quantitative genetics
Benefits
- Our team is flexible and often needs to pivot to match the pace of development at the cutting edge of multiple fields.
Company info
- For this role in particular, we are looking for scientists who want to apply quantitative methods to biological questions across the tree of life.
- Writing independently is crucial since we share everything we think is valuable to the community and will help us move our research forward.
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