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Data Scientist

THE INSTITUTE OF CANCER RESEARCH
London
2 days ago
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Salary Range: £39,805 to £49,023 per annum


Salary: Salary range £39,805 to £49,023 (depending on experience)


Reporting to:Professor Trevor Graham


Duration of Contract:Fixed Term for 2 years


Hours per week:35 hours (Full Time)


Location:Sutton


Closing Date:2nd July 2025


This role is eligible for ICR Sponsorship. Support will be provided for visa application costs. Further information on relocating to the UK can be foundhere.


Under the guidance of Professor Trevor Graham, we are seeking to recruit a Data Scientist to support Data Science research at the ICR. The successful candidate will work on the analysis of spatial data, including multiplex immunohistochemistry, H&Es, and spatial transcriptomics.


About you

The successful candidate must have:



  • A PhD in a quantitative subject, or be close to completing one. Equivalent research experience will also be considered.
  • An undergraduate degree, or Masters, or equivalent in a quantitative field.
  • Skills in bioinformatics, computing, and coding in languages such as R, Python, and other scripting languages as appropriate.
  • Experience using high-performance computing (HPC) systems for scientific research.
  • Experience with computational biology research methodologies relevant to the role.


Department/Directorate Information

The Data Science Committee, chaired by Professor Trevor Graham, provides academic leadership in data science at the ICR. It aims to maximize the impact of cancer research through innovative data science and computational tools, and to ensure the necessary infrastructure is in place.


What we offer


  • A dynamic and supportive research environment
  • Access to state-of-the-art facilities and professional development opportunities
  • Collaboration with leading researchers in the field
  • Competitive salary and pension


We encourage all applicants to access the attached job pack for more detailed information. For informal discussions about the role, contact Prof Trevor Graham at .


About The Institute of Cancer Research

Why work for us?


As a staff member, you'll have access to a range of benefits. The ICR supports overseas applicants; further information can be foundhere.


The Institute of Cancer Research, London, is one of the world's leading cancer research institutes, with over 100 years of achievement. More about working at the ICR can be foundhere.


We value diversity and inclusivity, welcoming applicants from all backgrounds. Your unique experiences contribute to our vibrant team. We are an equal opportunity employer, committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone's voice is valued.


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