ClearCompany Talent Management Software
Software Engineer II - Connectomics Visualization
ClearCompany Talent Management Software - Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
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Software Engineer II - Connectomics Visualization
Software Engineer II – Connectomics Visualization The
mission
of the
Allen Institute
is to unlock the complexities of bioscience and advance our knowledge to improve human health. Using an open science, multi-scale, team-oriented approach, the
Allen Institute
focuses on accelerating foundational research, developing standards and models, and cultivating new ideas to make a broad, transformational impact on science. We are seeking a
Software Engineer
to work on developing a web-based infrastructure to visualize large-scale connectivity data in the mammalian brain. The software engineer will work closely with our scientific and product management teams to develop visualization tools that help scientists access, query and visualize connectivity data in raw and distilled forms. This position is part of a larger effort within the NIH’s BRAIN CONNECTS project to develop a multimodal knowledge base of connectivity data that summarizes what we know about the synaptic connections and projections of neurons in the mammalian brain. The software engineer will help build open-source applications, including front-end interfaces that facilitate large scale analysis of dynamic connectomics datasets that will be used by researchers around the world. The software engineer will collaborate with software engineers, product managers and scientists to refine and develop these applications to best serve scientific exploration. Essential Functions Collaborate with others to develop web-based applications visualizing large scale connectomics and morphology datasets Follow good software engineering processes, such as version control, continuous testing and documentation Effectively divide engineering work across multiple projects to meet organizational objectives Required Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of degree and experience Minimum of 1-year relevant work experience Experience building WebGL based applications and/or services that selectively download, process and display datasets of >10GB from remote servers Experience with Typescript Preferred Education and Experience 2 - 4 years relevant work experience Experience with multi-tasking/prioritizing Experience working with large scale connectomics data Experience working in a remote or hybrid environment Position Type/Expected Hours of Work This role is currently working onsite and is expected to work onsite for the majority of working hours. The primary work location for this role is 615 Westlake Ave N., with the flexibility to work remotely on a limited basis. Occasional evening and weekend hours required Travel Occasional opportunities for attendance and participation in national and international conferences Annualized Salary Range $108,350 - $144,450 * * Final salary depends on the required education for the role, experience, level of skills relevant to the role, and work location, where applicable.
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Software Engineer II – Connectomics Visualization The
mission
of the
Allen Institute
is to unlock the complexities of bioscience and advance our knowledge to improve human health. Using an open science, multi-scale, team-oriented approach, the
Allen Institute
focuses on accelerating foundational research, developing standards and models, and cultivating new ideas to make a broad, transformational impact on science. We are seeking a
Software Engineer
to work on developing a web-based infrastructure to visualize large-scale connectivity data in the mammalian brain. The software engineer will work closely with our scientific and product management teams to develop visualization tools that help scientists access, query and visualize connectivity data in raw and distilled forms. This position is part of a larger effort within the NIH’s BRAIN CONNECTS project to develop a multimodal knowledge base of connectivity data that summarizes what we know about the synaptic connections and projections of neurons in the mammalian brain. The software engineer will help build open-source applications, including front-end interfaces that facilitate large scale analysis of dynamic connectomics datasets that will be used by researchers around the world. The software engineer will collaborate with software engineers, product managers and scientists to refine and develop these applications to best serve scientific exploration. Essential Functions Collaborate with others to develop web-based applications visualizing large scale connectomics and morphology datasets Follow good software engineering processes, such as version control, continuous testing and documentation Effectively divide engineering work across multiple projects to meet organizational objectives Required Education and Experience Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of degree and experience Minimum of 1-year relevant work experience Experience building WebGL based applications and/or services that selectively download, process and display datasets of >10GB from remote servers Experience with Typescript Preferred Education and Experience 2 - 4 years relevant work experience Experience with multi-tasking/prioritizing Experience working with large scale connectomics data Experience working in a remote or hybrid environment Position Type/Expected Hours of Work This role is currently working onsite and is expected to work onsite for the majority of working hours. The primary work location for this role is 615 Westlake Ave N., with the flexibility to work remotely on a limited basis. Occasional evening and weekend hours required Travel Occasional opportunities for attendance and participation in national and international conferences Annualized Salary Range $108,350 - $144,450 * * Final salary depends on the required education for the role, experience, level of skills relevant to the role, and work location, where applicable.
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