Jobs at Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Lead and deliver cutting-edge research into cellular, metabolic and microbial mechanisms of human intestinal disease using single-cell and spatial transcriptomics. Manage projects, publish results, supervise and mentor students and junior staff, collaborate across teams, contribute to grant applications, and represent the institute at conferences and external partnerships.

Lead computational analysis of multi-omics dataset, focusing on prostate cancer. Responsibilities include statistical integration, AI implementation, and collaboration with wet-lab scientists.

This role is for visiting and honorary appointments only and requires application through the People & Culture team.

The Senior Research Officer will lead research on HLA genes, develop computational methods, analyze sequencing data, and mentor junior lab members.

The Senior Research Officer will lead a causal target validation program in genomics, executing experimental strategies and collaborating to derive insights linking genetic variations to immune functions.

The Research Officer will lead investigations using iPSC technology, focusing on gene regulation, differentiation, and disease mechanisms, while collaborating within a multidisciplinary research environment.

The Project Coordinator will manage processes regarding patient consents, biobanked samples, and oversight of laboratory strategy while supporting diverse team communications and collaborations.

The role involves developing next-generation protein therapeutics, conducting binding assays, mentoring junior scientists, and collaborating on research projects.

The Laboratory Manager oversees laboratory operations, ensures operational readiness, manages project timelines, and contributes to wet lab workflow, while leading and optimizing technical projects.

The Research Genetic Counsellor will engage participants in the Genomics of Rare Disease Registry, guiding consent, coordinating sample collection, and fostering partnerships with clinicians and advocacy groups.

The Senior Research Officer will develop next-generation protein therapeutics through molecular design and experimental validation, mentor junior scientists, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

The Research Officer will design and lead genomic research projects, focusing on the consequences of genetic variation, and collaborate with various partners while managing data from large human genome studies.

The Translational Strategy & Portfolio Analyst will evaluate scientific assets for commercialization, integrating clinical and market insights to inform strategic decisions and prioritize projects.

The Research Officer will lead projects focusing on immune cells' X chromosome reactivation, conducting experiments, analyzing data, and mentoring students.

The Software Engineer will design, implement, and support software for genomics research, focusing on API and web application development, plus DevOps deployments.

The Research Assistant will conduct molecular biology and protein production experiments, including cloning, protein expression, purification, and analytical characterization to support biological projects.

Join the lab to lead a project focused on HLA genes, involving the development of computational methods and analysis of large-scale genomics datasets.

The Research Officer will develop next generation protein therapeutics, executing protein expression, purification, and analytics while mentoring junior scientists and collaborating with cross-functional teams.