- Company: Medical University of South Carolina
- Location: Charleston, Charleston County
- Full Time
- Charleston, Charleston County
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Federal funding recipient: largest known award $40.9M from the Department of Health and Human Services (started Aug 13, 2015) — via USAspending.gov
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The Medical University of South Carolina is seeking a detail-driven Research Specialist III to join the Department of Pharmacology in Charleston, South Carolina, advancing cutting-edge proteomic biomarker research at the intersection of computational biology and molecular pathology.
About the Role
As a Research Specialist III in the Department of Pharmacology, you will support a proteomic biomarker research program based in Charleston, Charleston County. This full-time, on-site position blends data science, spatial biology, and machine learning to translate complex molecular pathology data into meaningful biological insight.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and refine data visualizations using Python to communicate findings from proteomic biomarker studies
- Integrate diverse spatial data sets to support multi-dimensional analysis
- Apply graph-based modeling techniques to characterize spatial neighborhood networks
- Develop machine learning models grounded in molecular pathology data
- Combine imaging data with proteomic data to create unified, analysis-ready resources
Qualifications
- Proficiency in Python, particularly for scientific data visualization and analysis
- Experience working with spatial data and integrating multiple data sources
- Familiarity with graph-based modeling and network analysis approaches
- A working knowledge of machine learning methods applied to biological or pathology data
- Comfort handling imaging and proteomic data within a collaborative research setting
About Medical University of South Carolina
The Medical University of South Carolina is a leading academic health center in Charleston dedicated to education, discovery, and patient care. Its Department of Pharmacology drives innovative research that bridges laboratory science and emerging computational methods to improve human health.
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- Role UNIV – Research Specialist III – Department of Pharmacology
- Employer Medical University Of South Carolina
- Location Charleston, Charleston County
- Type Full Time
- Posted September 30, 2025
- Apply by 2026-07-28
- Country context US
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