The College of New Jersey

Research Staff Phd

Position & institution

What is the name of your institution?: The College of New Jersey
Which department or unit is hiring?: Data Science
Which U.S. state is the position located in?: California
What category of position is this?: Research Staff
What is the official job title?: Bioinformatics Scientist
How would you like to present compensation?: Salary Range
What is the minimum of the salary range (annual)?: $71,000
What is the maximum of the salary range (annual)?: $85,000
Summarize benefits offered (health, retirement, relocation, etc.).: Competitive benefits including retirement contributions, wellness programs, and a startup package for lab setup.
Which application materials are required?: Transcripts, Publications Sample, Teaching Statement, Cover Letter
How many references / recommendation letters are required?: 1
When should reference letters be submitted?: Shortlist Only
Who is the search committee chair or primary contact?: Prof. Samuel Müller
What is the contact email for inquiries?: james.kim@institute.edu
What is the application deadline?: 2026-10-10
Will applications be reviewed on a rolling basis?: No
What is the expected start date?: 2027-02-22
Include your institution's standard EEO/diversity statement?: Yes

What is the field or area of specialization sought?: Spatial Statistics
What is the minimum required degree?: Phd
Must the degree be completed by the start date?: No
What is the expected teaching load (courses per year)? Enter 0 if none.: 3
Briefly describe teaching responsibilities and any specific courses.: Contribute to the statistical theory and inference core and develop an elective in your area (Bayesian methods, causal inference, etc.).
Describe research expectations (e.g., external funding, lab, publications).: Lead the statistical design and analysis of collaborative clinical and translational studies while building an independent methods program.

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