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The Bioinformatics Specialist I position at the George Washington University (GWU) is a vital role within the Mazumder Lab, located at the Foggy Bottom campus in Washington, DC. This position is designed for individuals who are passionate about bioinformatics and are eager to contribute to the development of knowledge bases and bioinformatics tools. The successful candidate will work directly under the supervision of Dr. Raja Mazumder and will be involved in various aspects of research and development, including data investigation, interpretation, and analysis for research initiatives. The role requires a strong foundation in both biology and computer science, as it focuses on the collection, storage, analysis, and transmission of biological data, such as nucleotides, proteins, glycans, and other biomolecules. In this position, the Bioinformatics Specialist I will be responsible for developing backend systems, managing and maintaining data and processed datasets, and testing API-driven workflows. The role also involves assisting in the testing and development of portals, software, tools, and workflows produced in the lab, as well as maintaining and updating these resources. The specialist will engage in biocuration of glycans, proteins, genes, and omics data, and will be tasked with writing specification documentation for research projects. Additionally, the role includes generating frontend mockups and creating web interfaces, utilizing tools such as GitHub and Slack for effective communication. The Bioinformatics Specialist I will also be responsible for maintaining documents and meeting notes, creating and presenting progress reports to project stakeholders, scheduling tasks, and coordinating meetings. The position requires a proactive approach to problem-solving, as the specialist will need to outline work performed, plan future tasks, and address any challenges encountered during the research process. This role is essential for ensuring the successful delivery of research projects and the development of innovative bioinformatics tools and resources.