We are recruiting at both ends of the program: the biospecimen pipeline that the proteomic work rests on, and the first-author discovery work built from it.
The lab studies coronary microvascular disease and cardiometabolic risk using cardiac PET, high-throughput proteomics and metabolomics, and machine learning applied to electrocardiography. The positions below are posted and accepting applications. They are held jointly with Dr. Sascha Goonewardena and sit within the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine. All are onsite in Ann Arbor.
Will lead hypothesis-driven discovery: multi-omic analyses in large prospective cohorts, Mendelian randomization and mediation analysis at biobank scale, and first-author manuscripts. Requires a PhD, MD/PhD, or MD in computational biology, bioinformatics, biostatistics, computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering, cardiovascular biology, epidemiology, or a closely related field.
Will serve as technical lead for the biospecimen pipeline, from collection and biobanking through high-throughput assay coordination, quality control, and vendor management, including the standard operating procedures that underpin the proteomic work.
Each title above links to its full description on the University of Michigan careers site. Applications must be submitted there and cannot be accepted by email.
If no current posting matches your background, we would still like to hear from you, whether you are a prospective postdoctoral fellow, data scientist, coordinator, or student. Use the expression-of-interest form to tell us about your research experience and technical skills and to upload a CV. We read every submission and will be in touch when a role opens that fits.