Bioinformatics Workflow Task Executor

You will carry out step-by-step sequence-analysis and molecular-biology workflows in UGENE using provided files, values, and instructions. The work includes checking results carefully, documenting unexpected outcomes, and reporting application mismatches without guessing.

• Open sequence files, plasmid maps, alignments, and tree files in UGENE.
• Run instructed MUSCLE or ClustalW alignments and construct phylogenetic trees.
• Annotate plasmids and execute defined workflows in the specified order.
• Inspect sequence data, annotations, alignments, and analysis results for task-specific verification.
• Export aligned FASTA files, annotated GenBank files, reports, screenshots, and other requested outputs.
• Save files with the specified names and locations, record the screen when required, and report ambiguity clearly.

What It Takes

This role is open worldwide and requires hands-on UGENE experience. You should be comfortable following detailed sequence-analysis instructions and delivering accurate files and written notes.

• 20+ hours per week.
• Remote work open worldwide.
• Approximately five weeks, with possible extension.
• Hands-on experience using UGENE to open files, run analyses, inspect annotations, and export results.
• Operator-level understanding of FASTA, GenBank, SAM/BAM, and VCF formats.
• Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow workflows in the specified order.
• Clear written communication in English.
• Reliable equipment for application access, screen recording, and file delivery.

How It Works

Apply on OpenTrain with your resume, then complete the application on the hiring site.

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