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Scientist III, Bioinformatics (Companion Diagnostics) Thermo Fisher Scientific · Austin, Texas, United States
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Posted October 15, 2026
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About the role Seeking a Scientist III, Bioinformatics to support next-generation sequencing companion diagnostics in oncology. Apply your expertise in biology, oncology, and NGS analysis to prepare datasets, investigate sequencing results, and develop tools that enhance scientific analysis. Join a collaborative team and contribute to impactful diagnostic development programs.
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