Applicants should have strong quantitative and programming skills. The position is open to candidates from computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, statistics, applied mathematics, physics, bioengineering, immunology, or related fields. Experience with AIRR-seq, BCR/TCR repertoire analysis, single-cell genomics, multiomic integration, statistical modeling, or machine learning is desirable but not required. Review postdoctoral positions for additional expectations.

No, prior AIRR-seq or BCR/TCR repertoire analysis experience is desirable but not required. The labs value quantitative rigor and programming ability, and welcome candidates from fields such as statistics, physics, computer science, and bioengineering. If you are strong in statistical modeling or machine learning, you can learn domain-specific immunogenomics methods on the job. See postdoctoral researcher job expectations for context.

The Associate Research Scientist is a research rank faculty position, while the Postdoctoral Associate is a mentored training role. Placement depends on experience and career stage. Both tracks offer opportunities to publish methodological and biological studies, develop open-source software, and collaborate with leading computational immunology groups. Learn more about postdoctoral positions and what a postdoctoral research fellow does.

Applications must be submitted through Interfolio at apply.interfolio.com/192754. Required materials include a CV, a brief statement of research interests, and contact information for references. Applicants receive a free Dossier account and can send confidential letters of recommendation free of charge. For preparation tips, review how to write a winning academic CV. Direct inquiries to Steven Kleinstein or Gur Yaari.

The posting does not explicitly state visa sponsorship details. International applicants should contact the labs directly at Steven.Kleinstein@yale.edu or Gur.Yaari@yale.edu to confirm visa sponsorship and eligibility before applying. Yale University is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on protected classes under federal and Connecticut law. Browse postdoctoral jobs for more opportunities.

Research focuses on developing computational methods for multiomic immune profiling with emphasis on adaptive immune receptor repertoire sequencing (AIRR-seq). Potential projects include genotype-aware repertoire analysis, modeling clonal expansion and public/private receptor sharing, scalable software development, and applications to vaccination, infection, autoimmunity, and population-scale immune variation. You will also integrate AIRR-seq with single-cell RNA-seq, paired BCR/TCR data, genomics, immune phenotyping, and germline variation. Explore related research jobs.

Applicants should have strong quantitative and programming skills. The position is open to candidates from computational biology, bioinformatics, computer science, statistics, applied mathematics, physics, bioengineering, immunology, or related fields. Experience with AIRR-seq, BCR/TCR repertoire analysis, single-cell genomics, multiomic integration, statistical modeling, or machine learning is desirable but not required. Review postdoctoral positions for additional expectations.

No, prior AIRR-seq or BCR/TCR repertoire analysis experience is desirable but not required. The labs value quantitative rigor and programming ability, and welcome candidates from fields such as statistics, physics, computer science, and bioengineering. If you are strong in statistical modeling or machine learning, you can learn domain-specific immunogenomics methods on the job. See postdoctoral researcher job expectations for context.

The Associate Research Scientist is a research rank faculty position, while the Postdoctoral Associate is a mentored training role. Placement depends on experience and career stage. Both tracks offer opportunities to publish methodological and biological studies, develop open-source software, and collaborate with leading computational immunology groups. Learn more about postdoctoral positions and what a postdoctoral research fellow does.

Applications must be submitted through Interfolio at apply.interfolio.com/192754. Required materials include a CV, a brief statement of research interests, and contact information for references. Applicants receive a free Dossier account and can send confidential letters of recommendation free of charge. For preparation tips, review how to write a winning academic CV. Direct inquiries to Steven Kleinstein or Gur Yaari.

The posting does not explicitly state visa sponsorship details. International applicants should contact the labs directly at Steven.Kleinstein@yale.edu or Gur.Yaari@yale.edu to confirm visa sponsorship and eligibility before applying. Yale University is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate based on protected classes under federal and Connecticut law. Browse postdoctoral jobs for more opportunities.

Research focuses on developing computational methods for multiomic immune profiling with emphasis on adaptive immune receptor repertoire sequencing (AIRR-seq). Potential projects include genotype-aware repertoire analysis, modeling clonal expansion and public/private receptor sharing, scalable software development, and applications to vaccination, infection, autoimmunity, and population-scale immune variation. You will also integrate AIRR-seq with single-cell RNA-seq, paired BCR/TCR data, genomics, immune phenotyping, and germline variation. Explore related research jobs.