We are always looking to recruit new talent to our laboratory. We are interested in applicants with deep knowledge and experience in analyses of large whole genome, targeted, and single-cell sequencing data from patients with lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and related precursor conditions, to inform diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. There is current interest and dedication to identify genomic drivers of tumor microenvironmental reprogramming that impacts efficacy of immunotherapies, in particular chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-reprogramed T cells and bispecific antibodies. Also, we are seeking to better understand mechanisms of response/resistance to therapy in multiple myeloma patients treated with small molecules. We focus on analyses of both novel and published datasets that help understand clinical significance of laboratory functional studies and provide molecular candidates to fuel further such studies in a virtuous cycle of translational discovery. Postdoctoral researchers in our laboratory will work within a team of dedicated and leading researchers – of basic, translational, clinical, and computational background - all working in cancer genomics and in its integration into clinical practice. Programming experience is required, with proficiency in python and R scripting.

Please send a cover letter and CV to Francesco Maura at fxm557@med.miami.edu and Ola Landgren at col15@miami.edu.