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Posted: | June 18, 2019 |
Company name: | Perl Jobs by Perl Careers |
Location: | Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Pay rate: | depending on experience |
Poster represents: | a recruiting agency |
Terms of employment: | Salaried employee |
Hours: | Full time |
Onsite: | yes |
Description: |
It’s incredible how diseases and illnesses that were once fatal can be so easily treated today. Medical progress ploughs forward, but it relies on technological breakthrough. That’s where you and our client come in.
A Cambridge-based provider of a revolutionary diagnostic tool for clinicians is looking for Modern Perl developers who are passionate about using their tech skills to help further the field of medicine. You’ll be building the tools that scientists are using to cure disease. Their flagship product assists doctors in investigating the human genome, helping them find disease-causing variants. It helps to significantly fast-tracked the often frustrating process of diagnosis for today’s tricky medical cases—great developers like yourself will help make it even easier for them. This is an organization that’s making the world a better place; they’re a direct partner of the pivotal 100,000 Genomes Project and China’s 100k Wellness Pioneer Project. Your work will contribute to the future of highly personalized and effective patient care through accurate diagnoses, the expansion of our medical knowledge bases and support in clinical trials and drug development. How many Perl developers can say that?! Where better to undertake such a thing than beautiful Cambridge, surrounded by smart people, at a science park just outside the city center? |
Desired skills: |
Experience with Modern Perl:
- You should be familiar with Perl’s testing infrastructure: Test::More, Test::Builder, and so on. Bonus points if you’ve ever used the -j flag for prove - You should be familiar with at least one of the big Perl web frameworks; in use are Catalyst and Dancer - You should be happy with Moose, and probably have an opinion on when to use it over Moo |
Website for more information: | job.perl.careers |
Contact information: | pete@perl.careers |