Jobs - Population Data Science

We often have opportunities for people to join our growing team. Our Centres of Excellence are at the forefront of data-driven analysis and ground-breaking research, both in the UK and worldwide, informing governments and public service delivery.

There are many reasons to join our dynamic award winning team. As well as the benefits of working at Swansea University, we offer internships and encourage progression and development. Be part of our success story and join Population Data Science at Swansea University for a rewarding career.

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

PROJECT MANAGER

Closing date: 04-09-2022

Salary: Grade 09. £43,414 i £51,805 per annum (pro rata if part-time) together with USS Pension

This is a fixed-term position for 6 months duration (maternity cover) from 22nd November 2022 until 21st May 2023.

The successful applicant will manage a number of mental health informatics projects funded by the MRC, MQ, HCRW and Wellcome. The team works closely with and is a part of (as Principal Investigators) the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) a HCRW research centre, HDRUK substantive site, Wolfson Centre for Young People’s Mental Health and DATAMIND (the Mental Health Hub), and analysing enhanced clinical data, routinely collected data and genomic data. Swansea has recently been awarded funding to become a substantive Health Data Research UK site.

For further information and enquiries please contact Prof. Ann John a.john@swansea.ac.uk

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RESEARCH DATA SCIENTIST (COVID-19 AND MAJOR SOCIETAL CHALLENGE)

Closing date: 21-08-22

Salary: £35,326 – £40,927 per annum together with USS pension benefits.

The post-holder will work closely with colleges from other disciplines (such as public health, government, and academia) to apply data science, epidemiological, statistical, machine learning and other data science techniques in a world-class database of electronic health and administrative records. Together, they will address the priorities of the impact of Covid-19 on Wales and investigate emerging societal challenges. This will result in publication of both methodological and research findings as well as direct reports to inform government policy areas.

For further information please contact Ashley Akbari – a.akbari@swansea.ac.uk

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