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The Jr Software Developer will work on implementing indexing recommendations for PubMed and improving the NLM Medical Text Indexer (MTI) pipeline. Responsibilities include updating and maintaining software, working with a team of scientists and developers, and learning new technologies.

Entry Level Software Developer position at Black Canyon Consulting supporting National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) with opportunities to work on cutting-edge applications including dbGaP, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, GenBank, and Sequence Read Archive. Responsibilities include front-end and back-end software development tasks, design discussions, and documentation activities. Ideal candidate must have a Bachelor or Master of Science degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or Engineering, with experience in Python and familiarity with other programming languages and technologies.

Coordinates and manages software development projects using Agile methodology. Responsible for defining requirements, quality control planning, implementation, and integration with existing systems. Balances risks, schedules, and resources. Communicates project issues to stakeholders and senior management.

The QA Platform Engineer will work on developing and continuously improving DevSecOps, DataOps, and Observability platforms at NCBI. They will be responsible for compliance pipelines, quality gates, and providing QA services on a project basis. Strong coding skills in multiple languages are required, with a focus on Python, Javascript, and more. Familiarity with containerization, Kubernetes, GitOps, and various technology tools is essential.

Technical Lead overseeing software development efforts in an Agile framework, collaborating with scientists to implement bioinformatics algorithms, ensuring on-time delivery of software solutions, researching new technologies, providing technical leadership, and maintaining high code quality.

Senior Software Developer at National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) working on developing and maintaining software for Controlled Data Access technologies. Required skills include C++, Python, SQL, AWS, GCP, JSON, HTML, and REST APIs.

Responsible for developing and maintaining bioinformatics software and information retrieval systems at NCBI. Collaborate with scientists and other developers to implement efficient bioinformatics algorithms. Required programming experience in C++ and proficiency in scripting languages like BASH, csh, Perl, or Python.

Join the team at National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) to build robust web applications and services using Python/Django. Develop new functionalities for user interaction and data visualization, ensuring high quality, accessibility, and mobile-friendliness. Collaborate with agile teams to deliver exceptional user experiences.

Provide technical support and user education for account management systems at the National Center for Biotechnology Information within the National Institutes of Health. Responsibilities include e-mail assistance, problem-solving, and educational content development. Full-time position located at the NIH campus in Bethesda, MD or remote.

Build robust, performant, user-facing web applications in Python/Django supporting millions of daily users. Develop and ship new functionality for user interaction and scientific data backend using modern APIs and frameworks. Work as part of an agile product team to deliver great user experience. Deliver high-quality, responsive, and mobile-friendly code.

The DataOps Engineer will be responsible for developing and continuously improving the DataOps platform at NCBI. They will also provide support to NCBI developers in adopting the platform and ensuring compliance with security regulations. Strong coding skills in Python or C++ and experience with Kubernetes, cloud platforms (GCP, AWS, Azure), and data processing infrastructure are required.

The Azure Cloud Administrator will provide support to developers and production services operating in NLM's Microsoft Azure environment. They will be responsible for managing Cloud resources within Microsoft Azure, writing scripts to automate management tasks, troubleshooting issues, and working with networking concepts. Familiarity with Atlassian tools, Git, and container technologies is desired.

The incumbent serves as a computer scientist, with responsibility for performing and advising on research activities involving advanced visualization technologies.

Provide white glove IT deskside support services to NIH-VVIPs. Prompt response and resolution of IT issues, proactive monitoring and maintenance of executive-level IT equipment and systems. Support for Mac-based systems, installation, configuration, and troubleshooting of software applications, assistance with Active Directory services. Collaborate with other NIH IT teams to ensure seamless integration and resolution of complex issues.

Provide desktop support to internal staff, imaging new machines, installing and updating software, assist with patching and remediation, provision and deploy Mac endpoints, integrate macOS with network storage, maintain mobile devices, and provide troubleshooting and problem-solving abilities.

The Senior Mac Administrator will be responsible for supporting the OS X infrastructure, installing and configuring Mac OS X and associated applications, integrating Mac computers with various servers and sites, and providing support to internal developers and researchers. Required skills include experience with JAMF Casper Suite, troubleshooting Apple Mac environment, Mac program installation and configuration, familiarity with Adobe Products, and good communication skills. Desired skills include experience with IBM BigFix, basic Unix command line, and knowledge of automated computer configuration management tools.

Responsible for the development, implementation, testing, and maintenance of bioinformatics software and information retrieval systems. Work with a diverse group of scientists and developers to implement efficient bioinformatics algorithms. Learn new technologies and share knowledge with the team.

Platform Systems Engineers (DevOps) position at Black Canyon Consulting (BCC) to support work for the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). This is a technical role focused on developing and improving DevSecOps, DataOps, and Observability platforms. Strong coding skills in Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, C++, and familiarity with containerization, Kubernetes, GitOps, and Linux command-line skills are required. Knowledge of various tools and technologies such as OpenShift, Prometheus, Elasticsearch, Kafka, GitLab, and secret management tools is helpful but not required.

Multiple openings for Data Engineers to work with a talented group of scientists and software developers at the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Responsibilities include designing, developing, testing, and maintaining programs for premier biomedical data resources like PubMed, GenBank, SRA, and ClinicalTrials.gov. Specific tasks involve implementing bioinformatic algorithms and developing cloud-ready tools for genetic sequence data. Required skills include Python, MS SQL server, Linux, BASH, large data handling, structured documents, CI/CD pipelines, and testing. Desired skills include cloud technologies, genetic and biological data experience, NGS tools, open source involvement, database management, and RESTful API design.

Lead Operations Support Engineer to join our DevOps and infrastructure team to support application developers and operations at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). Responsible for identifying and resolving operational problems, working with developers to resolve deployment issues, and providing technical solutions to a wide range of problems. Requires a BS degree in STEM or equivalent experience, good systems debugging skills, and experience with Linux and programming/scripting languages.