A Computational Research Fellow position is available immediately in Dr. Emily Miraldi’s lab (www.cincinnatichildrens.org/bio/m/emily-miraldi). The lab’s focus is the development of computational methods to build predictive, mathematical models of the immune system from high-dimensional genomics measurements (e.g., chromatin state, single-cell gene expression data) with a goal to re-engineer immune-cell behavior in cancer and autoimmunity. The candidate will collaborate closely with experimental colleagues in the Center for Systems Immunology and Division of Immunobiology to design and execute hybrid computational-experimental strategies that push the boundaries of both immunology and computational biology. The candidate should have a PhD or equivalent with a quantitative background in systems biology, engineering, computer science, statistics, math, or a related field. Biology background is a strong plus. A willingness to develop immunology expertise as needed on the job is required.